SimilacAdvance Infant Formula with Iron, Ready-to-Feed Baby Formula, 32-fl-oz Bottle, Pack of 6

He comprado esto más de 15 veces. La usé hasta que mi bebé cumplió su año. Me encanto mucho. Nunca tuve ningún problema

Love the liquid version more than the powder because it made my little one less gassy and bloated.

Lifesaver for our little one. The ready-to-feed formula is super convenient, especially during nighttime feedings. It’s packed with nutrients, including iron, which is essential for baby’s growth and development. The 32-fl-oz bottles are perfect for bulk feeding, and the pack of six ensures we always have a supply on hand.Pros: Convenient, iron-fortified, easy to digest, and no mixing required.Cons: The bottle design could be a bit more ergonomic for easier pouring.If you’re looking for a trusted, reliable formula that’s easy to use, Similac Advance is an excellent choice for your baby’s needs!

I was using the RTF bottles to go for supplementing breastfeeding on the go and for night feedings.After returning to work, this is more economical. My son drinks 5 ounces every 3.5-4 hours. I pour these so his caregiver is able to feed him when I'm at work. This usually comes to 2 feedings during the day. I try to feed him before I leave. Occasionally, I'll leave a 2 ounce bottle just in case he needs more than I breastfed him for the next four hour span.Similac Feeding Guidelines are on their website, but I've copy and pasted them below:Birth-1 week: 6-10 feedings per day (approx every 2.5 - 4h); 2-3 fl oz per feeding1 week-1 month: 7-8 feedings per day (approx every 3 - 3.5h); 2-4 fl oz per feeding1-3 months: 5-6 feedings per day (approx every 4 - 4.5h) ; 4-5 fl oz per feeding3-6 months: 4-5 feedings per day (approx every 4.5 - 6h); 6-7 fl oz per feeding6-9 months: 3-4 feedings per day (approx every 6 - 8h) ; 7-8 fl oz per feeding9-12 months: 3 feedings per day (approx every 8h); 7-8 fl-oz per feedingEvery baby is different. My son is currently 10 weeks old. He should be eating every 4 hours. He's usually screaming at me by 3.5h (not at all ready for 4.5 hour stretches). So I feed him every 3.5 hours (sometimes even every 3 hours). He's healthy and happy. He used to wake up multiple times during the night for more feedings. He now sleeps through the majority of the night. If he wakes up, I breastfeed him at night. If he's still upset, I supplement with about 2 ounces.In looking at their recommended feedings, I can't imagine my son eating every 8 hours, because I eat more frequently. At a minimum, I eat every four hours during the day. After dinner, I don't eat again until the morning. This is the only potential 8 hour stretch I'm seeing... but who knows! My doctor says we should start discussing the addition of foods to my sons diet on his next visit. He'll be 3 months by then.In regards to his poop... Diapers look the same as they did when I was breastfeeding. When speaking with Similac about "shipping temperatures" .. they mentioned that their carrier was aware of proper temperatures to ship their product, which could cause delays in shipping during extreme temperatures. I'm not sure if Amazon does this. But... I can say, Amazon has never let my baby go hungry. This is the fastest shipping item on Amazon. I have never had to go elsewhere to buy overpriced Similac.

Great product

I have been using this for a year. My partner has not been able to produce all that is required for my one year year-old now. He is my world and I would recommend this product to anybody if you can’t afford it. My only complaint is I received 5% discount when I should be receiving a 15% discount since I have ordered so much. Anybody would understand the financial burden of having a child this day and age. I have ordered this product so much that I should be receive any 15% discount but it is not applied. I don’t know why.

Got it overnight which was great. More expensive than the powder but great for traveling and on the go.

Both my sons have been in this formula