Similac Pro-Sensitive Non-GMO Infant Formula with Iron, with 2'-FL HMO, For Immune Support, Baby Formula, Powder, 34.9 oz, 3 Count (One Month Supply)

I purchased this on Amazon because it was even less expensive than Target's gluten-free promotions. However, after taking this formula, my two-month-old puked for the first time and refused to drink it. She finally cried and screamed at the end of the second night because she was so hungry but didn't want this after two days of gradually taking less and less formula. I finally gave her a different Similac formula that we had on hand in case of an emergency, and she immediately accepted it. Normally, I wouldn't expect the entire container to be defective, but my previous experience ordering formula for my first baby from Amazon resulted in a bad batch as well. I believe there is a problem with the way the products are stored or shipped in the warehouse.

Hannah Glass

| Oct 24, 2021

My baby became fussy and cried all night and day the first day I started using it, and worst of all, the milk has an unidentifiable odor that the same brand of milk from Walmart does not have. My husband and I realized that this is a counterfeit baby milk because it has all of its paper cover and milk different from the original one, and one of the cans was bursted, and when we tried returning it, they said all sales are final and they can only refund if they are defective. 00am my husband went to Walmart to purchase the Similac pro sensitive 30% more that we always use for the baby and when I used it my baby began to recover. I don't usually write reviews, but I felt compelled to do so for this product because I'm concerned that other parents will give it to their children and that it will harm them in the future. This Similac is not the same as the original, and you should be cautious about what you buy for your babies online because there are many counterfeit products out there, and all sales for this product are final. This is from a concerned mother, so please do not buy this for your babies.

Isabelle Hughes

| Oct 29, 2021

The product has a putrid taste, a much darker gold color, and a smell of old wet cardboard/crackers. To resolve the issue, I had to contact Abott.

Yareli McGee

| Sep 15, 2021

I'm not sure how this is going to work out, so I panicked when I read the reviews after I placed my order. br>When I received them, I noticed that they were undamaged and that they were well packaged, but the expiration date was for December 2020, and I had hoped for a much fresher batch. This is causing me a lot of concern. br>I opened a container and smelled it, comparing it to the one I just purchased at Walmart, which smells powdery like it should. It has a pleasant aroma. br>The ones on Amazon had a powdery, stale scent to them. As if it were an old box of crackers. So I'm a little hesitant to use these, but given that my Walmart doesn't have any formula due to this COVID-related issue, I'm willing to take a chance. I had no choice but to order here because I was 19 years old and terrified. br>I'll keep you updated if we try it. br>br>Creative+ paraphrase: It appears to be working fine; the baby hasn't become ill or had any stomach problems.

Charley Knox

| May 25, 2021

) However, after a few days of drinking this formula, our daughter began throwing up and was extremely gassy and fussy! I immediately went back to look at the reviews and saw recent complaints about a bad batch, with which I completely agree. I even smelled the van versus the one I forced my husband to buy at HEB, and they smelled completely different. The one from Amazon has a spoiled odor to it.

Myla Crawford

| May 25, 2021

1. When attempting to separate the three cans formula from their packaging, the labels completely came off.
2. One of the cans had a dent in the top, exposing the formula. I obviously threw that can away because I never give anything to my children that has been opened. br>3. Despite the fact that the packaging was the same, the formula in the other cans smelled and tasted strangely different from the similac I buy at the store.
4. When my baby drank the formula, he spit up, vomited, was gassy, and was extremely fussy. We gave it to him for a couple of days, thinking it was a virus, but I brought more formula from the store and stopped using this shady formula, and he was fussy, spitting up, and having gas almost immediately! br>br>I'm not sure where this shipment came from, but it comes from a variety of vendors when you pay $140 for a subscribe and save. br>You have no idea where your baby's formula comes from, how long it's been sitting there, if it's packaged the way mine arrived, or if it's even the formula it claims to be! I immediately cancelled my subscription and now shop at Costco. Per ounce, it's even a penny cheaper.

Duncan Tran

| Jan 04, 2021

Both pro- and anti-abortion medications were given by the hospital. in addition to pro- We'll get to try out some sensitive samples. As a result, we began to purchase professional services. 22. be cautious 2 x 5 oz, then 34 oz. 9 Oz x 6. The baby became excessively fussy, gassy, and non-responsive. We had to seek advice from a pediatrician because of uncontrollable crying after each feed, most likely due to colic tummy, and he simply gave us a 'total comfort' sample, which aggravated the symptom. Finally, we made the switch to Pro- Advance to the next step, and the issue will be resolved. However, we are only left with four of the 34 cans. 9 Oz pro- Amazon refuses to accept returns or exchanges because the product is so delicate. I'm perplexed because other retailers, such as Target and others, accept unopened, sealed formula returns, but Amazon does not. Should we, as adults, drink what's left in order to avoid wasting it?.

Felicity Witt

| Oct 24, 2021