EleCare Hypoallergenic Amino Acid-Based Powder Infant Formula, 14.1 oz

I wish they had bigger cans and more quantity because $59 for one can that maybe lasts me a couple of days really sucks but then again I found this formula when my baby was a little because the doctor diagnosed him with CMPA and this formula literally saved his life!

The area I live in charge $70 for the same can of formula so for me to find Walmart honoring the same price as the actual website was refreshing. And then for me to be able to have the product delivered the same day within a few hours for the price the other store was charging was breathtaking.

My daughter uses Elecare for enteral feedings and this is the one formula that she does not react to and digests appropriately! Delivery was quick and on time!

We had a single mother in the neighborhood who ran out of formula the night before a snow storm. this formula is by far the hardest to find anywhere and it's never in stock anywhere. by the grace of god alone three cans were shipped three days later

My baby has a milk protein allergy. We went though 4 formulas, each more sensitivty based than the last, before his doctor recommended amino acid based formula. This was the only one he liked and took the bottle immediately. All his allergic reactions disappeared and he loves feeding times again. I would recommend Elecare over the other choices to parents who have to switch to a mill protein free diet

This is really good for babies with milk allergies. My child got no reaction at all from this milk and it is easy on her stomach(no gas). She had no constipation from it. It just have a weird smell/taste but after all babies don't know the difference lol

Our daughter has a dairy and soy allergy. Finding a formula that doesn't have either is hard, especially with protein allergies. Thankfully we found this product and it's helped our baby so much. I combo feed due to supply issues and knowing I have something safe for my baby if I don't have enough breastmilk for her eases my mind immensely. I do wish the price wasn't so high but I'm just thankful we have something we can give her that doesn't cause pain and discomfort. I'd also like to add we tried the puramino brand before this… which is more expensive than this brand and had an awful egg like smell to it, our baby did NOT like it at all. She doesn't seem to mind the taste of elecare and the smell isn't terrible.

My daughter has severe reflux and a bad dairy allergy. I've gone completely dairy-free in order for her body to accept my breast milk, but when I wasn't making enough to meet the demand, I dreaded trying to find a formula that would work for her. At first the pediatrician prescribed Nutramigen, but she got sick on it. I then did some research and tried Elecare. My daughter had more energy than ever before that evening after her first feeding. I wasn't able to get another can, so I tried Puramino, which also didn't work for her. To clarify, "didn't work" means she vomited so much she'd soak 2 bath towels a day. Regular burp cloths were a joke. When I was able to get another can of Elecare, her energy returned and her severe reflux became manageable. Elecare has been made a prescription by her doctor, and while it is tough to afford, it is worth it when I see my daughter playing, not constantly fighting sleep. She is still going to see a pediatric gastroenterologist, but for now I'm glad I can use 2-3 burp cloths in a day.

This formula works well for my 3 month old who has been on 4 other formulas and had lots of stomach troubles. We had to ease him into this one by mixing it with alimentum the first few days until he adjusted to the taste. I just wish it wasn’t so expensive!

I ordered this online, it's $54 a can that only lasts a couple days. They sent me a can that was nearly expired which tells me it sat on the shelf for over a year. I'm not feeding my infant who was just released from a 10 day children's hospital stay something that old.