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Prepared infant formula can spoil if it is left out at room temperature. Use prepared infant formula within 2 hours of preparation and within one hour from when feeding begins. If you do not start to use the prepared infant formula within 2 hours, immediately store the bottle in the fridge and use it within 24 hours.

To make 22-calorie per ounce formula (starting from powder that normally makes 20-calorie per ounce): If you have the concentrated liquid formula, mix 5.5 ounces (163 mL) of formula with 4.5 ounces (133 mL) of water. If you have the powder formula, mix 3 scoops of powder with 5.5 ounces (163 mL) of water.

Most infant formulas have 20 calories in each ounce. To grow, some babies may need to get more calories in less volume. How do I mix the formula?

How many ounces of water and scoops of formula needed to make infant formula: If you want:Use this many ounces of water:Use this many scoops of formula:2 oz of prepared formula2 ounces1 scoop4 oz of prepared formula4 ounces2 scoops6 oz of prepared formula6 ounces3 scoops

To make a small amount: Add 3 scoops of unpacked formula powder to 165 mls (~5 ½ ounces) of water ? To make a larger amount: Add 1 cup unpacked formula powder to 580 mls (~19.5 ounces) water. Makes a total of about 660 mls (~22 ounces). Mix well ? Keep any un-used formula in the refrigerator.

To make 22-calorie per ounce formula (starting from powder that normally makes 20-calorie per ounce): If you have the concentrated liquid formula, mix 5.5 ounces (163 mL) of formula with 4.5 ounces (133 mL) of water. If you have the powder formula, mix 3 scoops of powder with 5.5 ounces (163 mL) of water.

? To prepare Enfamil Premium Infant 22 calories/ounce from concentrated liquid: Place 13 fluid ounces (entire can) of concentrated liquid in container. Add 10.5 fluid ounces (310 ml) of water. Shake or stir well.