Although
generic brand formulas are required to meet the same standards as brand names, they may have extra ingredients that are unnecessary or may use processing methods that don't fully break down the proteins, making them harder for your baby to digest.
I second the comment on
generic brands formula is crazy expensive.
Not exact matches
Whether you're buying
generic or name
brand, take a minute to look at the label before you purchase the
formula.
Generic brands of formula must meet the FDA's requirements for nutrients in formula, so in many instances, the only difference between generic and brand name is the
Generic brands of
formula must meet the FDA's requirements for nutrients in
formula, so in many instances, the only difference between
generic and brand name is the
generic and
brand name is the price.
Generic or store
brand infant
formulas are very similar to national
brands.
I can see the benefit of forcing hospitals to buy
generic formula and cover the name if it's a
brand name.
Therefore, store -
brand formulas (off -
brand, white label,
generic) are just as good.
The best way to save on
formula and diapers is to buy
generic brands.
Neither kid tolerated
generic formula well, so for the short time we used it, both were on name
brand formula.
PhD are the only
brand in sports nutrition to add peptide bonded Leucine peptides to our Whey protein product, which sets the
formula apart from the usual,
generic online
brands supplying whey as a commodity.
In many cases, the
generic or store
brand item is of comparable quality to the name
brand item and is made of the same ingredients if not the same
formula.
Feeding your companion natural dog food instead of a cheap
generic formula full of unhealthy additives may seem more expensive but in most cases if you pay close attention to the labeled feeding requirements on both
brands and compare, you may notice sometimes you're actually saving more than you're aware.