Parent's Choice Milk Based Infant Formula Review

I used Parent's Choice Infant Formula with Iron Milk Based for all three of my children.  If you compare it to Similac it is very similar nutrition wise. I had no problems with weight gain or being undernourished.  You can not beat the price of this formula compared to the "Name Brands" that are out there.  I would reccomend this formula to all mothers.  There really is no need for expensive formulas, and if you child needs special formula, parents choice has many to choose from, including soy.  I really don't know why anyone would spend more money on a name brand, especially in this economy. So if you need to save money, this is a good way to do it. Wal-Mart's Parent's Choice milk based iron-fortified infant formula can be purchased in both the powdered and concentrated varieties. One 13 ounce can of concentrated Parent's Choice costs $1.88 each at my local Wal-Mart. Compare that to $2.97 for the same size concentrated can of Similac with Iron and $2.78 for Enfamil with Iron. That's close to a $1 savings for EACH can you buy! If your baby consumes at least 7 cans a week (that's 26 ounces per can when diluted as directed), that's an extra $7 each week that stays in your pocketbook instead of going to the major brands as extra profit for them. By purchasing generic store brands of milk based infant formula such as Wal-Mart's Parent's Choice, new parents can easily save up to 40% on their total formula bill. That's certainly nothing to sneeze at and worth investigating further.