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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For less than 1 month old baby that drinks kirkland baby formula or similac pro advance formula, what could be the substitute baby formula since I cannot find any of them?[/quote]

Probably any formula?  Looks like regular proteins are in it, plus added nutrients andprebiotic. [/quote]

This is the regular formula so if your baby can drink this they can probably do any regular or sensitive formula.[/quote]

Ok, thanks. Will there be problem if I keep changing back and forth of the formulas brand due to whatever in stock I could find for that young baby? I still have a tub of kirkland baby formula she is drinking, do I need to mix 20%/80%, 50%/50% of two different brands for transition? [/quote]

I also wonder this- or if I stick to one brand but different varieties put out by that brand[/quote]

If your child will drink other brands, its fine to switch.  If you are on regular, look at the regular and gentle/sensitive forms.  [/quote]

To make it easier on yourself. Switch to the generic equivalent of your formula. All the generics are made by the same manufacturer. For example, if you are using similac advance can use cvs advantage, kirkland advantage, parent choice advantage etc. You'll know because the generic will be the same color as your brand name formula.

https://www.perrigopediatrics.com/images/patient-resources/Formula-Alternatives.pdf[/quote]

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