Customer Reviews

Enfamil Lipil Milk-Based Formula with Iron, Powder, 25.7-Ounce Cans (Pack of 6)

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This is a great formula if you baby takes to it. The pricing on Amazon is indeed the best one I've found online, but you can get the same amount of formula (6 of these cans almost exactly equals 4 of the warehouse size)at Costco or Sam's Club for $116 plus sales tax. Less if you have manufacturer's checks. If you really need home delivery, or don't want to pay for a warehouse membership, this is a good option, but otherwise, pass on this.

I've used this formula for all three of my children after I decided to finish breastfeeding. Similac, or any other formulas, do not match it's mixability! It does not clump or lump like the other formulas can.

I recommend!

We have a little 4 month old, first baby and he devours this formula. It mixes easily and he seems to digest it well.

Have been ordering this milk for 9months through Mead & Johnson but only now found out that amazon is cheaper. It arrives on time.
My son has no problem drinking this milk. No constipation but his stool is more to soft type even after he's on solid. Not sure if the milk contributes to that. The powder dissolves easily with room temperature water. Downside: Sometimes I found some foreign particles in it. According to Mead &Johnson it's not harmful. I'm not so sure about it. If I find them I'll throw it away.

Enfamil with Lipil is the best infant formula! If you can't breastfeed, or want something to supplement with, I definitely recommend this one. It dissolves easily in room temperature water, has a better smell and color than other formulas, and gives your baby the IRON, DHA and ARA that it needs.

We find this formula easy to digest and that it keeps well even outside the refrigerator

image shows nutramigen lipil,but the product is enfamil lipil.these are two different products.i had to return the order.

My baby is on a combined feeding (breast + bottle - 70/30). We've started using Enfamil Lipil with Iron right at the hospital when i didn't have enough milk. It was Ready-To-Use bottles. Then i used the same "R-T-U" kind till i was going to my parents overseas and decided to take same formula but in the form of powder and had the following problem:
If your baby is used to liquid formula be aware that powder of the same kind of Enfamil HAS AN UNPLEASANT TASTE OF IRON. I have no idea what they add to those bottles with formula so it tastes nice but the formula i get by combining powder with water is completely different!!!!

Now my baby girl got used to it and I have no more problems with iron taste but those first two days were terrible for both: me and her.

I compared the price to Albertson's and Safeway, and Amazon had them beat, plus with the super saver shipping, it arrived at my door step within a few days. Love it! Who wants to drive to the store when you have a little baby to take care of? It was just one less thing to worry about, plus a great way to save money.

Not knowing better, I thought my baby had acid reflux. He was on this formula for 5 months, was spitting up non-stop, very large amounts. Then we used Premium for 3 weeks as this one was not available in store, and when we switched back, the vomiting started again. I also (later, unfortunately) read in "Baby Bond" by Dr. Palmer that latest studies show that the DHA+ARA don't absorb well and this is rather a marketing scheme - applies to all such formulas, not just Enfamil Lipil.