Similac Sensitive Powder Baby Formula, 22.5-oz Tub

Great Formula and the bulk price is very reasonable.

I gave my son the advance and made him constipated and extremely fussy, I switched to the sensitive and it helped a little. No longer constipated but still extremely fussy, I then switched to the Similac soy and love it ! He sleeps peacefully, and he feeds with no problem.

My daughter will be 2 months and I was forced to stop breastfeeding do to breastfeeding jaundice at 3 weeks (fully breastfeeding.) I tried many formulas for my daughter including Enfamil brand and Similac soy as well as Similac Alimentum. we didn't ride Similac Sensitive regular not to non-GMO. my daughter is doing just great with this formula but I did notice that she was constipated so I decided to switch to Similac Sensitive non-GMO same thing just with the added non-GMO I was thinking the constipation will go away. my daughter will be 2 months this Sunday and I notice she has become more fussy more irritable gassy constipated and mainly restless. I also have noticed that within switching within the same week from Similac Sensitive regular to the non-GMO she was drinking 4 ounces with the Similac regular and cannot sleep now with Similac Sensitive non-GMO and wakes up more often for feedings as if it does not feel her tummy.I don't know what it is but I feel as if I need to switch formulas again do any other parents have any recommendations. she was drinking Similac so well and she would spit up alot she wouldnt use the restroom comfortably but because of this we switched over to Similac Sensitive and also because she developed a face rash from Similac soy. Idk what ro think ia non GMO good or bad?

My 3 month old has been on similac advanced non-GMO since birth. He has always been gassy but lately it seems to be painful so we bought the sensitive non-GMO thinking it would make him more comfortable. The first bottle I made was so foamy I threw it out thinking my husband did not rinse the bottles well enough. When it was foamy again I looked up to see if this is normal and noticed a lot of others remarking the same. So I went ahead a tried him on it. I notice no difference in his gas. Plus I have to make 2 extra ounces to account for the foamy part I can't feed him. Similac needs to solve this problem. No one wants to give their infant foamy formula. It literally looks like it has soap in it.

This formula is great if you have a baby that has problems with gas and/or sensitive stomach. I run a daycare and have had several mom's switch to this formula over the regular Similac. Much gentler on babies tummies!