August 30

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What to Look Out for When Buying Infant Formula Milk?

By Money Saving Daddy


When you are buying infant formula, you want to make sure that you are getting a product that is nutritious and safe for your baby.

There are a few things to look for when you are purchasing formula:

The Different Types of Formula

When it comes to infant formula, there are a few different types to choose from.

The most common type is cow's milk-based formula, which is made from cow's milk that has been processed to make it safe for babies to drink. 

There are also soy-based and hypoallergenic formulas, which are made for babies who are unable to tolerate cow's milk or who have allergies.

When choosing a formula, it's important to consider your baby's needs and preferences. 

Some formulas are easier to digest than others, and some have added nutrients that can be beneficial for your baby's development. 

Powder, Liquid Concentrate, and Ready-to-Use

When it comes to infant formula, there are three main types to choose from: powder, liquid concentrate, and ready-to-use. 

Each has its own advantages and disadvantages, so it's important to know what to look for when making your selection.

Powder formula is the most economical option, but it can be difficult to prepare and measure correctly.

Liquid concentrate is more expensive but is easier to use, and ready-to-use formula is the most expensive but is the most convenient option.

Checking the Label

When it comes to purchasing infant formula, checking the label is of utmost importance. 

There are certain things to look for, such as the type of formula, the expiration date, and any special instructions. For example, some formulas are designed for babies with certain health conditions, such as allergies or sensitivities.

It is important to read the label carefully and select the formula that is best for your baby. 

Checking the expiration date is also critical, as expired formula can be dangerous for babies. 

Be sure to follow any special instructions on the label, such as preparing the formula in a certain way or storing it properly. 

By taking the time to check the label, you can be sure you are giving your baby the best possible nutrition.

Samples, Coupons, and Sales

When it comes to buying infant formula, be sure to check for samples, coupons, and sales. 

Samples

In order to try different infant formulas, you may want to ask your doctor for samples. Your doctor may have samples from the brands they normally recommend or they can point you in the direction of someone who does. You can also try your local baby store and see if they have any samples to give you.

Coupons and Sales

Infant formula is a baby essential and it’s usually at its highest price point. To make the cost more affordable, look out for coupons in the newspaper and online. Also, keep an eye out for sales, as and when they occur, you can end up saving quite a lot. 

Stage 1 & 2 - No Promotions/Discount

There is no discount / sales for stage 1 and 2 formula milk in Singapore as they are encouraging mummy breast milk. 

This is a great incentive and shows how supportive the government is towards breastfeeding.

Take a walk at the supermarket, you will notice that along the aisle. 

The Cheapest and Most Valued Infant Formula Milk

Few years back we posted on the best Value Formula Milk. You can take a look Here.

So, with most of the brands costing $40-$50+ per tin. Which one is the most valued and cheapest Infant Formula milk?

It has to be the Dumex - Dulac @ $15.50

According to their description:

Dumex Dulac Stage 1 Infant Formula (From Birth to 6 Months) is formulated in compliance with FAO/WHO Recommended Standard (Codex Alimentarius) for infant formula.

Sourced from Europe/ New Zealand, and produced under the strictest quality control in adherence to the international standards of ISO 14001, ISO 9001 and FSSC 22000.

So if you want to save money to find some alternatives, check this brand out.

As Always

If in doubt, always ask your pediatrician.

In the case you are still wondering if Formula Milk is better or Mummy's Breast Milk. 

It is still breast milk. 

Formula is an alternative option if the breast milk is not available.


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Hello Everyone! This is Don, sharing my journey here to find the most value buy. Not the cheapest, but making the best value of your dollar. :)

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