Enfamil Gentlease Ready to Feed Infant Formula - 32 fl oz

A: Thank you for your interest in our Neuropro Gentlease! Most babies/toddlers don't seem to mind whether their bottle/sippy cup is warmed or straight out of the refrigerator. Our opened or prepared liquid infant formulas can be kept covered in the refrigerator for up to 48 hours. Storing the product longer than we recommend increases the risk of greater bacteria growth. If you have further questions or concerns, please contact us at 1(800)222-9123. -Casey, Enfamil Expert

A: I keep my 32oz bottle at room temperature one I open and use with 24-48hrs

A: The bottle say to use it within 48 hours after opening if you refrigerate it.

A: I haven't use the 32 oz. ones yet, but the smaller 8 oz. bottle are good up to 48 hours in the refrigerator.

A: Hi Pri, good question! We do not recommend freezing our opened ready-to-use products because they may separate more easily or become darker after thawing. Opened or prepared liquid (ready-to-use or concentrate) infant formulas can be kept covered in the refrigerator for up to 48 hours.  Thank you for using Enfamil NeuroPro Gentlease! - Libby, Enfamil Expert

A: Hi Jennifer! Yes, all of our liquid product containers should be shaken well before opening. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have additional questions! Enfamil Expert ~ Karen

A: What a great question, Hadleysmama! Prior to feeding from a Nursette/ready-to-use bottle, the contents may be divided for later use. Do not warm the Nursette/ready-to-use bottle before dividing. Also, shake the bottle before opening to ensure the contents are well mixed. Pour the desired amount for feeding into a clean bottle. The product you are not using should be immediately covered and refrigerated (35-40 degrees Fahrenheit or 2-4 degrees Celsius) and used within 48 hours. I hope this information helps! ~Kate, Enfamil Expert

A: Thank you for reaching out, Britt! Please reach out directly to your local Target for assistance with this question. -Katelin, Enfamil Expert

A: Hi, Veronica! Our 32 fluid ounce plastic bottles are not feeding bottles and should not be used with a nipple. ~Kate

A: Hi, Amanda! Two hours is the recommended maximum room temperature holding time for food safety. Prior to feeding from a Nursette/ready-to-use bottle, the contents may be divided for later use. Do not warm the Nursette/ready-to-use bottle before dividing. Also, shake the bottle before opening to ensure the contents are well mixed. Pour the desired amount for feeding into a clean bottle. The product you are not using should be immediately covered and refrigerated (35-40 degrees Fahrenheit or 2-4 degrees Celsius) and used within 48 hours. ~Kate, Enfamil Expert

A: Trace amounts of fluoride (less than 0.3 parts per million fluoride or 0.3 milligrams (mg) of fluoride per Liter) remain in the ready-to-use formula, nutritional drinks or product prepared with non-fluoridated water. Reach out if you have any other questions! 1-800-222-9123. ~Sara, Enfamil Expert

A: Prior to feeding a ready-to-use bottle, the contents may be divided for later use. Do not warm the ready-to-use bottle before dividing. Also, shake the bottle before opening to ensure the contents are well mixed. Pour the desired amount for feeding into a clean bottle. The product you are not using should be immediately covered and refrigerated (35-40 degrees Fahrenheit or 2-4 degrees Celsius) and used within 48 hours. 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. For bottles, place the bottle in the water up to the collar of the nipple ring. Do not put the nipple in the water. The warming time should not be more than 15 minutes. Test the temperature of the product before feeding; it should not feel warm or cold when dropped on your wrist. Feel free to reach out to us at 1-800-222-9123 with any additional questions, Fifi! -Jess, Enfamil Expert.