Customer Reviews

Similac Soy Isomil, Ready to Feed, 32-Fluid Ounce Bottles (Case of 6)

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My son was found to have lactose intolerance when he was 4 weeks old. The doctor switched us to Similac Sensitive Fussiness and Gas (the orange bottle) which helped a little but didn't help him completely. I then switched to Similac Sensitive Isomil Soy and he was like a whole new baby! The constipation quit and the unstoppable crying stopped all together. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone! I got a great deal on it and love the fact that it was ready to feed, no more mixing!

We have been using this formula for years (currently using for our third child). As far as the product goes we have no complaints. We even loved Amazon's pricing, although find it "ironic" that they rose the price significantly after our first purchace. The new price is very competitive, but the original was of course outstanding. Hard to complain when you are not being overcharged, but I can't help being a little dissapointed with sudden increase.

This is great stuff. Have baby that cannot use anything else and this price is great and I love auto shipping. I never have to worry about running out.

A great aide for baby's sensitive tummy to milk and a delight for mommy to see her child not getting upset. Price is GOOD TOO!

my lil one is lactose and i thought i'd try a different formula. she had not probably adjusting to the taste and i love that it is "ready to feed" and in a bottle that i can reclose. Will buy again if price drops.

Similac Soy Isomil turned out to be the answer to my son's eczema...and Amazon had the best price when I needed it!

Good for allergic baby as we wean off breastfeeding. Very convenient delivery and pretty good price. Occassionaly you can get it cheaper, on sale at Toys R US, but, Amazon (subscribe and save) has been cheaper than walmart and our local grocery store.

I love that Amazon has the ship and save option for the Similac Soy. It's so conveinent and really reduces the stress of having to purchase the formula at the store. However, I am not a fan that the shipping carton doesnt indicate anywhere that the item shouldn't be left in extreme heat. I had 6 cases of formula delivered to our apartment, just like I do every month. This past month the temperature was 90 degrees or higher, not accounting for the humidity. What I think is unfortunate is that in order to determine if the formula was safe for my baby to drink, due to being left in 90+ degree heat for several hours, I had to call the similac hotline. I didn't want to take the chance that the formula was bad because then I would have wasted well over a hundred dollars and possibly made my baby sick. As it turns out the formula can be kept at temperatures of 100+ degrees for 24 hours. My ups man had no idea not to leave the shipments on the doorstep instead of checking back the next day or even having me pick up the boxes from their local warehouse because there is no type of warning or notice on the packaging.

My son had to switch to the soy due to an intolerance to the regular Similac. He instantly took to this one. Ready to pour could not be any easier- plus the travel size ones are perfect for diaper bag. This is comparable to pricing in the store. You can occasionally find cheaper, but free shipping is so much easier!

After exclusively breastfeeding my daughter for 4 months, I had to switch birth control and started losing my milk. I'm doing a fairly good job and keeping up enough that I can nurse her sometimes, so we are supplementing. I started with the Similac Sensitive for spit up, because she has acid reflux that we have not found any medicene to help. My mom recommended to me trying Gerber GoodStart. I noticed it was a complete milk-based formula and the one I had been using was atleast lactose-free. She threw up over and over again and had the diarrhea with it and that was only one feeding. So that was a waste of $15 on my part. I went back to the Similac for spit up, but noticed she was having green stools. After doing my research, I am thinking she has a milk allergy or sensitivity which would be causing so many of her problems in an otherwise completely healthy baby. I bought the Similac Soy Isomil because it is completely cow's-milk free. I personally think it smells better than any other formula I've ever smelled. It doesn't seem to stain though I haven't been using it for a long time. I love that it's ready to feed as it makes it so much easier for me and I think the powder isn't so great on her stomach. So far she's doing really well on this formula, and surprisingly hasn't spit up since she started it, which is a relief as her doctor was planning on sending us to Primary Children's Hospital to meet with a specialist about her reflux that keeps getting worse. I'm crossing my fingers this works. It's also nice that at Walmart, where I bought my first bottle, this is the cheapest kind of formula other than the store brand. I love that there are the ready to feed bottles as well, since I hate carrying a bottle warmer everywhere I go because my little girl will not take it cold. On the bottle, it says to discard the formula 1 hour after each feeding has started. Being tight on money, I find this a waste, so when she is done, I simply put it back in the fridge and it is perfectly fine. However, if it's been sitting there for too long(4-6 hours), I discard it and clean out the bottle before refilling it. She's been perfectly fine so I'm not worried. I signed up for Similac online so I'm hoping to get some coupons in the mail soon :) Overall, I'm very pleased and would highly recommend.