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Costco/Kirland formula

kimarino13kimarino13 member
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Does anyone know if Costco carries a sensitive (lactose-free) formula under the Kirkland brand?

Thanks!


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Re: Costco/Kirland formula

  • atc282atc282

    I don't think so. Not at my Costco at least. The formula we buy from there is comparable to Similac Advance (but not Sensitive).

    My one DD used to need the Similac Sensitive. I know that the Target Up & Up (generic brand) has the partially broken down protein formula that is comparable to it. 

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    imageatc282:

    I don't think so. Not at my Costco at least. The formula we buy from there is comparable to Similac Advance (but not Sensitive).

    My one DD used to need the Similac Sensitive. I know that the Target Up & Up (generic brand) has the partially broken down protein formula that is comparable to it. 

    HTH

    Thanks!

    I am not even sure if they need Sensitive anymore.  We gave it to them at 2 weeks old for gas/fussiness.  They have been fine for months, but I haven't tried switching back.  We might just give it a shot tonight.


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    imagekimarino13:
    imageatc282:

    I don't think so. Not at my Costco at least. The formula we buy from there is comparable to Similac Advance (but not Sensitive).

    My one DD used to need the Similac Sensitive. I know that the Target Up & Up (generic brand) has the partially broken down protein formula that is comparable to it. 

    HTH

    Thanks!

    I am not even sure if they need Sensitive anymore.  We gave it to them at 2 weeks old for gas/fussiness.  They have been fine for months, but I haven't tried switching back.  We might just give it a shot tonight.

    GL! Hopefully it will be a smooth, no-fuss transition. Being able to get the Similac Advance (generic form at Costco/Kirkland brand) has been a HUGE $$-saver for us!!!!

    DD had no "issues" switching to Costco thankfully (she did the Sensitive after I stopped EP'ing at 4 mo. for a month+). A few Mylicon drops can't hurt if need be! Hope it works out for you, too!

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  • scorchscorch member

    Sams does so I would think that Costco would too.

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