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Even though Store Brand Formula costs up to half the price, it has to be equal to the name-brand in terms of nutritional quality, quantity and safety because it is considered a sole source of nutrition.

Store Brand Infant Formula is not manufactured or distributed by the owners of the registered trademarks Similac® or Enfamil®. See product labels for full nutritional information, comparisons & disclaimers.

Among the requirements for infant formulas, the FDA specifies 30 nutrients that must be included in infant formulas. There are minimum amounts for all 30 nutrients and maximum amounts for 10 nutrients. In addition, any ingredient used in infant formula must be safe and suitable for such use.

A: Store brand infant formulas are formulated like any generic product. This means the formulas we produce support growth and development, are high quality, and match the nutrition of the big-name advertised brands. The primary difference is the price.

1 Switching between formula brands is not a problem, even though many parents wonder if doing so may cause fussiness or stool changes in their baby. In fact, you can even mix different brands of the same type of formula together if you feel that your baby responds better to a mixture of one brand with another.

All of FDA's regulations are published in Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). With respect to infant formula, section 412 of the Act (21 USC 350a) provides requirements relating to nutrient content, nutrient quantity, nutrient quality control, recordkeeping and reporting, and recall of infant formulas.

Most babies will do just fine with different brands of formula, including store brands, as long as they're the same type, like cow's milk-based, soy, hypoallergenic (extensively hydrolyzed), or elemental (amino acid-based).

Clean nutrition: ing to Ron Belldegrun, ByHeart's CEO and co-founder, the formula is farm to formula-verified, kosher and gluten free, non-GMO certified, FDA-registered and made with organic, grass-fed whole milk.

Even though Store Brand Formula costs up to half the price, it has to be equal to the name-brand in terms of nutritional quality, quantity and safety because it is considered a sole source of nutrition.

Store Brand Infant Formula is not manufactured or distributed by the owners of the registered trademarks Similac® or Enfamil®. See product labels for full nutritional information, comparisons & disclaimers.

Among the requirements for infant formulas, the FDA specifies 30 nutrients that must be included in infant formulas. There are minimum amounts for all 30 nutrients and maximum amounts for 10 nutrients. In addition, any ingredient used in infant formula must be safe and suitable for such use.

A: Store brand infant formulas are formulated like any generic product. This means the formulas we produce support growth and development, are high quality, and match the nutrition of the big-name advertised brands. The primary difference is the price.

1 Switching between formula brands is not a problem, even though many parents wonder if doing so may cause fussiness or stool changes in their baby. In fact, you can even mix different brands of the same type of formula together if you feel that your baby responds better to a mixture of one brand with another.

All of FDA's regulations are published in Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). With respect to infant formula, section 412 of the Act (21 USC 350a) provides requirements relating to nutrient content, nutrient quantity, nutrient quality control, recordkeeping and reporting, and recall of infant formulas.

Most babies will do just fine with different brands of formula, including store brands, as long as they're the same type, like cow's milk-based, soy, hypoallergenic (extensively hydrolyzed), or elemental (amino acid-based).