Babies: 9 - 12 Months

Where do you buy formula?

I've been supplementing for a while and have not had to buy any formula because I had so many free samples. DD is about to switch to 100% formula and wonder the best place to buy.

Re: Where do you buy formula?

  • Costco.  I also use their brand, which I spent a lot of time researching.  Its great, DD does well with it and its so much cheaper. 
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  • I used to get it at Walmart, assuming that my local grocery store would be more expensive.  Then I wandered into the formula aisle one day and was shocked to see that it was actually almost $2 cheaper at the grocery!
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  • Target.  When they go on sale, I stock up- but their formula is cheap even before the sale.
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  • Usually Walmart (DD takes Similac Advance RTF).  I have ordered from Diapers.com and Amazon.com, but DH yells at me (they get delivered to his office and complains about having to lug them to the car). 

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  • I buy the walmart brand formula- so at walmart
  • I did research the Costco brand and may go with that, but I have a TON of $5 Similac checks so I need to see which would be cheaper Thanks ladies!
  • Target or BRU (with coupons, they were almost always the cheapest for Good Start)

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  • I was also shocked to see our grocery store (Giant) sells our formula (Enfacare for Preemies) for $2 less a can than other places.  It is over $15 at Target and Walmart and $13.49 at our grocery store.  I just switched to 100% formula 2 weeks ago. 
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    I used to get it at Walmart, assuming that my local grocery store would be more expensive.  Then I wandered into the formula aisle one day and was shocked to see that it was actually almost $2 cheaper at the grocery!

    Surprise That's practically unheard of!

    My grocery store and Wal-Mart are exactly the same price.

    OP, I used to get Similac Sensitive at Sam's Club. It was $28, and the tub would last about 2 weeks. They stopped selling Sensitive Stomach, so now I get the biggest plastic container they have at Wal-Mart (or the grocery store) and it's $21.

  • We use target brand formula...it's SO much cheaper than enfamil (we were using enfamil premium).

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