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My beautiful little boy was born 10 weeks early.  At birth he weighed 2 lbs 3oz.
Six months later, he's up to 14.5 lbs! He's amazing!
 
Similac and Enfamil make great formulas for preemies.  My baby boy's digestive system prefers Similac.  The problem lies in that I have coupons for every sort of formula EXCEPT Similac!

I wrote their customer relations department and let them know that my baby and I prefer to use Similac. I proceeded to ask if there was anything they could do for us.

They sent me 8 bottles of formula and $10.75 worth in coupons!  Each can costs $15.49 (for a tiny 12 oz can) so any little bit helps!  They were so nice, too.  I like dealing with nice companies. :)

Here's a picture of my baby boy for fun.

Veronica
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Ava said…
awww my baby was born at 1 lb. I pumped BM but I only got one ounce each time (i was in ICU). So we had to supplement with Similac as well (Neosure). Now that she is 17 months we are on Pediasure which is even more expensive YIKES. I get coupons for it, but still with coupon the generic is cheaper. It's costing about $8 a day to feed her.
September 16, 2010 at 1:58 PM
Veronica said…
Wow Ava. They certainly are worth every penny, aren't they?!

My baby is on 24 calorie formula right now. And I'm hoping that in the next visit, I can drop him down to 22 cal. I know that he'll at least be on NeoSure until November.

Good luck with you baby boy! Are you purchasing the generic or Pediasure? Do you notice any difference between the two?
September 16, 2010 at 3:47 PM
Leah said…
Hi I was just reading your post and I have 2 $5 similac checks that I would be happy to pass along. I have been lucky that I haven't had to use formula with my babies and would love for someone to get to use these coupons. they are called checks but they work just like a coupon. they sent me a big sample box too if that is of any interest to you. just send me an email if you want them.

talk2leah@yahoodotcom
September 17, 2010 at 11:07 AM
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