Amazon Brand - Mama Bear Infant Milk-Based Baby Formula Powder with Iron, Dual Prebiotics, Omega 3 DHA and Choline, Brain, Growth, Immunity, 22.2 Ounce (Pack of 1)

Mama Bear Infant Milk-Based Baby Formula Powder is fortified with iron and closer to breast milk than our previous formulation Crafted to provide complete nutrition for babies 0-12 months Compare to Enfamil Infant COMPLETE NUTRITION With DHA, an omega-3 fatty acid, plus more than two dozen vitamins and minerals for brain, growth, and immunity Mama Bear Infant baby formula also has iron, dual prebiotics and is closer to breast milk than our previous formulation BRAIN AND EYES With 20 mg of Omega-3 DHA per 6 fl oz plus choline to help support development of your babys brain Mama Bear Infant baby formula is made with 30 nutrients to help support healthy baby nutrition FDA REQUIREMENTS Like all baby formulas sold in the U.S., Mama Bear Infant baby formula powder meets U.S. FDA requirements, same as the national brand QUALITY AND VALUE No artificial flavors, sweeteners or colors Ingredients are non-GMO not genetically engineered This baby formula is also gluten free and certified kosher by the Orthodox Union - UD Compare and save. Compare to Enfamil Infant.

Your baby is growing and changing every day. Mama Bear Infant Milk-Based Baby Formula Powder with Iron is designed to be closer to breast milk than our previous formulation for complete nutrition during baby's important first year. Infant contains dual prebiotics to help support baby's immune health, DHA and Choline to help support brain development, plus 30 more nutrients to give your baby a strong start.

No artificial flavors, sweeteners or colors; non-GMO ingredients. Gluten free and certified kosher by the Orthodox Union - (U)D. This product is not manufactured or distributed by the owner of the registered trademark Enfamil.

Ingredients not genetically engineered. The product may contain trace levels of genetically engineered material, such as from process sources and manufacturing environments. No significant difference has been shown between milk derived from RBST-treated and non-RBST-treated cows.