Does the dairy organic Baby's Only formula contain any DHA in it, or do you have to get the formula with it specifically called out in the title?
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They do have a version with FHA already added. I always ordered direct from company. They have excellent customer service. It is the best formula on the market hands down. My dd used for 16 months.
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No DHA. My pediatrician claims DHA is unnecessary, that's why he encouraged this formula. DHA can come in other forms.
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Yes, would have to get the formula with DHA indicated on the package. Its a bit more.
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I don't see EPA or DHA listed on the bottle, unless they're known as something else
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There seem to be multiple listings for the product you mention, Nordic Naturals, Baby DHA 2oz, 3 pack. I cannot speak for whoever is selling this at $79 but we at Maple Leaf Nutritionsell the 2 oz 3 pack for $39.49.
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Great question? Don't know. My concern is more whether the colostrum comes from organically fed cows. Therefore preventing hormone fed feed. I have pretty much suspended taking this. I only take it when I am having issues . My symptoms are pretty much on remission since I went on a more plant based organic diet. I also cut out dairy.
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Must be -- says it contains only fish and soy. However, it says not to take it if you are pregnant.
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According to Consumer Reports article, any Dairy formula with due dates of July 2015 or later, and Dairy with DHA&ARA; with due dates of January 2014 or later have been tested to be safe. Sadly I threw out my cans that had early due dates. The challenge when ordering online is to make sure the product you are getting is not from an old stockpile.
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Hi! Amazon just notified me about this! I went to grab a package of it, because that's a great question! Here are the ingredients: - Partially Hydrogenated Soybean and/or Cottonseed Oil - Food Starch Modified (vrg.org lists it as vegan) - Corn Syrup Solids - Bleached Wheat Flour - Salt - Whey The following are less than 2%: - Sugar - Sodium Caseinate (cow milk/cheese like) - Black Pepper - Mono & Diglycerides (palmatic acid and olecid acid aka fatty acid naturally occuring) - Buttermilk - Artificial flavor - Carrageenan (Red Seaweed) - Lactalbumin (Milk product) - Nonfat Milk - Annatto (Achoite Tree Seeds, used as a dye) May Contain: Egg, Soy. Contains Allergen: Wheat, Milk Some of these words are confusing so I added in ( ) what they are. So it depends if you're vegetarian or vegan. :).
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DEVA has a vegan softgel version of this DHA product, which does not have a fishy smell. It is not enteric coated like this one though.
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Mine says: Mineral oil, Petrolatum, Paraffin, Hydrogenated coconut oil, Ceresin, Beeswax, Flavor, Certified organic butyrospermum, Parkii (Shea butter) fruit, Tocopheryl (vitamin E) acetate, Retinyl (vitamin A) palmitate, Bixa orellana seed extract.Hope that tells you more than it does me. :)CarolOops! They didn't tell me someone had already answered it. Wonder how many others will copy out the same list? lol
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Hi Abbie,I did a lot of research before I decided to use Baby's Only toddler formula. I wondered the same thing, because I was looking to switch my daughter at 4 months as well. I read on many different websites, including their own. that they label their formula "toddler formula" because as a company they feel that the best milk for babies is breast milk. Here is a quote from their website:"Breast milk is the best organic choice. Baby's Only Organic® is labeled a toddler formula to promote breast milk as the best first option. Following breast milk, parents can continue providing organic nutrition using Baby's Only Organic® formula. For a baby less than 12-months, use as directed by a healthcare professional. " Hi Abbie,I did a lot of research before I decided to use Baby's Only toddler formula. I wondered the same thing, because I was looking to switch my daughter at 4 months as well. I read on many different websites, including their own. that they label their formula "toddler formula" because as a company they feel that the best milk for babies is breast milk. Here is a quote from their website:"Breast milk is the best organic choice. Baby's Only Organic® is labeled a toddler formula to promote breast milk as the best first option. Following breast milk, parents can... » Read More Hi Abbie,I did a lot of research before I decided to use Baby's Only toddler formula. I wondered the same thing, because I was looking to switch my daughter at 4 months as well. I read on many different websites, including their own. that they label their formula "toddler formula" because as a company they feel that the best milk for babies is breast milk. Here is a quote from their website:"Breast milk is the best organic choice. Baby's Only Organic® is labeled a toddler formula to promote breast milk as the best first option. Following breast milk, parents can continue providing organic nutrition using Baby's Only Organic® formula. For a baby less than 12-months, use as directed by a healthcare professional. " « Show Less
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1. The only listed ingredient on the container is 100% organic milk powder. 2. From what I can tell after tasting it, no.
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DHA is not included in this prenatal, so I paired it with a purchase of Happy Health Smart Prenatal DHA 300mg.
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No! Ingredients listed as "organic whole milk powder (certified by AssureQuality) Just an excellent product!
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It does not. It lacks DHA and Calcium. I nurse for 7 month now, and during my pregnancy and now, I buy Nordic Naturals Prenatal DHA in addition to Rainbow Certified Organic Prenatal Vitamins. I also drink tonns of milk + yogurt + cottage cheese, so no need for me to take additional Calcium. I'm totally organic freak, it took me days and days to search for the best prenatal and nursing stage vitamins, and I truly think these are the best. Some people complain about taking 4 capsules/day instead of one pill, but I don't care, it's so not a problem for me. Also it changes color of your pee to bright yellow, so don't freak out. Otherwise, HIGHLY RECCOMEND. It does not. It lacks DHA and Calcium. I nurse for 7 month now, and during my pregnancy and now, I buy Nordic Naturals Prenatal DHA in addition to Rainbow Certified Organic Prenatal Vitamins. I also drink tonns of milk + yogurt + cottage cheese, so no need for me to take additional Calcium. I'm totally organic freak, it took me days and days to search for the best prenatal and nursing stage vitamins, and I truly think these are the best. Some people complain about taking 4 capsules/day instead of one pill, but I don't care, it's so not a problem for me. Also it changes color of your pee to... » Read More It does not. It lacks DHA and Calcium. I nurse for 7 month now, and during my pregnancy and now, I buy Nordic Naturals Prenatal DHA in addition to Rainbow Certified Organic Prenatal Vitamins. I also drink tonns of milk + yogurt + cottage cheese, so no need for me to take additional Calcium. I'm totally organic freak, it took me days and days to search for the best prenatal and nursing stage vitamins, and I truly think these are the best. Some people complain about taking 4 capsules/day instead of one pill, but I don't care, it's so not a problem for me. Also it changes color of your pee to bright yellow, so don't freak out. Otherwise, HIGHLY RECCOMEND. « Show Less
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I get mine monthly and haven't yet received my December shipment, but my November shipment expires October 1, 2015. I highly recommend these compared to any other prenatals because it's only one pill of each once a day, they are not harsh on your body (some others made me feel jittery and nauseous), and the DHA doesn't give you fish oil belches. Also I recommend Subscribe and Save, because you will save, and it's one less thing you have to remember, and as a new mommy, that's important! I hope this helps.
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This has medium chain triglycerides added, which means this is NOT *whole* colostrum. It is skim, no matter what the company says (not sure what there statement is). Just fyi, but you should of known that anyway considering the price.
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The label pictured here shows 320mg of DHA and 130mg of EPA. However, the bottle I received is labeled 270mg of DHA and 135mg of EPA. I'm curious as to why there is a 50mg discrepancy in the amount of DHA?