Enfamil NeuroPro Ready to Feed Infant Formula Bottles - 2 fl oz Each/6ct

A: That's a great question! Opened or prepared liquid (ready-to-use or concentrate) infant formulas can be kept covered in the refrigerator for up to 48 hours.  Do not refrigerate the rest of the formula in a bottle that has been fed.  Once the feeding begins, discard any product that has not been consumed within one hour. I hope this information helps! ~Kate, Enfamil Expert

A: Hi, Marina! Most babies/toddlers don't seem to mind whether their bottle/sippy cup is warmed or straight out of the refrigerator. Some babies/toddlers may prefer the temperature of the product to be similar from one feeding to the next. If you want to warm a bottle/sippy cup that has been in the refrigerator, we suggest that you run warm tap water over the container or place it in a pan of hot, not boiling, water. ~Kate, Enfamil Expert

A: Since we make several different types of nipples and every baby has different needs, we do not include nipples with our Nursette bottles. Standard-size nipple and collar units fit our Nursette bottles. Nipples and nipple collars made for wide-mouth bottles will not fit our Nursette bottles. We hope this information helps! ~Kate, Enfamil Expert

A: I apologize that we are not able to assist with this, Bags! Since we are not able to see which batch of product Target is currently shipping, we are not able to provide you with an expiration date. ~Kate

A: Hi, Amber! We do not recommend using bottle warmers to warm formula because the warming time may vary; and a bottle may stay in the warmer too long. Bottles or sippy cups warmed too long could burn the baby/child or the person preparing. Also, keeping formula/toddler drinks at a warm temperature for too long could increase the chance for bacteria that may be present to grow. If you use a bottle warmer, to ensure the safety of the baby and person preparing the bottle, be sure to follow the manufacturers’ recommendations of use. Most babies/toddlers don't seem to mind whether their bottle/sippy cup is warmed or straight out of the refrigerator. If you want to warm a bottle/sippy cup that has been in the refrigerator, we suggest that you run warm tap water over the container or place it in a pan of hot, not boiling, water. ~Kate

A: Hi, Sak! We would expect a child to accept and tolerate each product form equally. Some of our liquid products may appear darker and thicker than those prepared from powder. These differences may be due to the heat sterilization that the liquids undergo during manufacturing and also the emulsifier ingredients in our liquid products. You may notice slight differences in smell or taste from one product form to another due to slight differences in the ingredients. Formula made with aseptic processing requires shorter heat exposure than formula made with retort processing. As a result, the formula may not have as much of a cooked taste as our liquid formula made with retort processing. Liquid products contain additional ingredients called emulsifiers to keep them mixed throughout their shelf life. When prepared according to label directions, all forms (powder or liquid) of the same product have nutrition to support growth and development. I hope this information helps! ~Kate

A: Hi, Eestevez! We recommend storing our unopened formula and drinks at normal room temperature. ~Kate, Enfamil Expert

A: Hi, Dalia! 2’-fucosyllactose, GOS and PDX are prebiotics in Enfamil NeuroPro Infant. 2'-fucosyllactose is a prebiotic ingredient in Enfamil NeuroPro Gentlease. Enfamil NeuroPro Infant is a full lactose formula, while Enfamil NeuroPro Gentlease has about 1/5 the lactose of a full-lactose, routine, milk-based infant formula. Enfamil NeuroPro Gentlease has an easy-to-digest gentle protein blend that is designed to helps ease fussiness, crying, gas and spit up. If you have any questions, please call us at 1-800-BABY123. - Heather

A: Hello, Suzanne! Since we make several different types of nipples and every baby has different needs, we do not include nipples with our Nursette bottles. I'm sorry for the inconvenience. We appreciate your loyalty! ~Lisa, Enfamil Expert

A: We do not recommend mixing breast milk with our infant formulas. Adding infant formula to breast milk will change the nutrients in the breast milk. Our infant formulas are not designed to be mixed with breast milk. If you want to mix your breast milk with infant formula, we suggest you discuss this with your doctor and follow his or her advice. Thank you for choosing Enfamil NeuroPro Infant for your little one. - Andrea, Enfamil Expert