Similac Pro-Advance Infant Formula with 2’-FL HMO for Immune Support, Ready to Feed Newborn Bottles, 2 fl oz, (48 Count)

About this several times. They are great for mommies on the go as emergency back ups for when they run out of their normal formula and or breast milk. This is the second time I’ve ordered them. The first time my baby was a new born and needed the newborn nipple (which is yellow) and only one of the boxes came with one for a new born. So I had to save it and reuse it and hope I didn’t loose it. The second box came ith no newborn nipples. Only what I would call a #2 nipple. Lucky my baby was starting to get big enough to be able to use it without choking. I wish there was a way to make sure you get the right nipples. The outside of the individual boxes don’t tell you what size is in them. And they also don’t come in 6 oz bottles. Only 2 and 8. It would be really nice if they came in 6. Because to just get one feeding for a child that eats 6oz you have to carry around three or waist 2oz of an 8oz. You aren’t supposed to keep using them after an hour of being opened and used.

My son screams in the middle of the night when he wants his milk. I always feel that it takes forever for me to grab a bottle, pour in water, powder and then feed him. It’s crazy stressful at night because I don’t want to wake anyone in the house up. So these bottles are like magic! I just leave them by my bedside and when he starts screaming, he gets his milk in seconds. Love traveling with these too since I don’t have to worry about packing powder and water or even mixing it in the car or on the plane. They’re a little expensive but definitely worth it!

We breastfeed and supplement with formula. Our one month old does really well with this formula. This is what the hospital sent us home with and since he did well on it, we've opted against changing it. These bottles are VERY convenient for those middle of night feedings or being out and about. No need to prepare or warm them up (since they're room temperature). Each box comes with one nipple (hack: these nipples also fit on Medela pump bottles! Our baby doesn't like the Medela nipples and loves these, so this is a bonus!).We will be buying these regularly.

Our babies love. They are great especially when the babies are less than 2 months old because after that you have to start feeding them more than one bottle a feeding which can be cumbersome so after that I’d recommend going to the large bottles of the ready made that you can poor into regular baby bottles. These bottles are essentials for night feedings. Also, I recommend pro advance which has really helped our kids and it also doesn’t have high fructose corn syrup as the primary ingredient like in the sensitive or gentle formulas.

As new parents forced to supplement with formula, we were completely overwhelmed at the start. Our hospital introduced us to the Similac ready-to-feed bottles, and in our sleep-deprived states they were perfect to get us started off, and we continued using them for the first 4 weeks. There are a few things to be wary of:-Obviously, you'll pay for convenience, and these are among the most expensive formula options out there-Each box of 6 bottles comes with 1 nipple, so you'll need to carefully wash the nipple between bottles-The nipples themselves aren't great, and have a much quicker flow than I would like for a newborn. This also likely led to more gas being ingested, and more spitting up, than with a non-disposable option.That said, when you're at your wit's end, nothing else can really top the convenience of these.

We use these formula to supplement during the first few days when my breastmilk is coming slow as well as when my husband helps me with one night time feeding. He would give what I pumped during the day and supplement with these premixed formula. They are also good for traveling. Although they are relatively expensive compared to formula powder, we do plan on breastfeeding majority of the time and a box of powder is only good for one month after use, which we do not think will be used up.

Life savers! I keep a few in our diaper bag for on the go situations. Great for a quick feed. Nipples aren’t great though so it’s better to transfer to your regular bottle. They’re obviously a little more expensive than the bigger bottles but worth it when traveling. I love that amazon sells them in bulk. Hard to find the pro advance in this format in the box stores.

I received these bottles on Sept 11, and shame on me for not noticing until today (Sept. 19) that they expire on Oct. 1 of this year. That means that I received them with just over two weeks before they expired. That is unacceptable, especially at this price. I checked ever other form of formula I have -- powder and ready to feed bottles -- and NOTHING came close to expiring so soon. Some bottles I bought in early August expire in December. Some other bottles of Similac I bought the same week expire in April 2020. This is a problem that Amazon needs to handle. I usually use these bottles for travel and for the diaper bag, so they are not always used right away --which could have meant I could have accidentally fed my 2 month old baby old formula that I had just purchased. Not good, Amazon.