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Liquid formula in the can..

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Ok, I had never even heard of this until I had to run into Walgreens to get some Gripe Water & formula. I EP, but haven't been producing enough so we supplement. I bought the premixed can of formula and the directions just say to open it, put it in the fridge, and pour it into bottles... but I feel like I should cover it?? Obviously the directions wouldn't tell me to do something that is wrong.. but if you use it, do you cover it or just stick in the fridge?
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Re: Liquid formula in the can..

  • mkrystalkaymkrystalkay
    We use the ready to feed Good Start that comes in a can.  I just pour it into a Rubbermade jug after opening.  I put that in the fridge and pour from there into bottles.
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  • Tarah716Tarah716
    There are the ready to feed liquid formulas and the concentrated formulas - make sure if it's concentrated you're adding water to it.  I'm sure you are - just wanted to double check. 
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  • hispenguinhispenguin member

    We would cover it with some plastic wrap. I have friends who would put it in a container that seals, then pour it out that way.

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