Does Anyone Use Earth's Best Organic Formula?

I haven't used it yet because Sprout's is always out of the dairy kind (I don't want soy). Kroger makes an organic formula that's pretty inexpensive - a large can is $20. Similac organic has added sugar that your baby doesn't need.

What worries me is that the story I watched said it didn't affect milk based formula. Since they didn't give specifics (I even went to the FDA site and there were no specifics there either) I am wondering what it's in, organic or soy (which is what my daughter uses)? I think it's irresponsible to only give partial info. so that until the rest comes out we all have to worry. :(

I only used organic formula for my son. He is a pretty big kid, not sure how much the formula had to do with it versus genetics. I used Baby's Only by Nature's One- the website is here.... http://www.naturesone.com/index.php. They have a great program, where when you go through 24 cans, you get 2 free, so it's really 1 free can per every 12 you use.

I've given my son Earth's Best Organic Formula (milk-based) ever since I stopped breast feeding him at 6 months, and he's now 10 months. It does not have sugar as a main ingredient and is made with organic milk, so I feel much better about giving it to him. I've compared the vitamin/mineral content to Similac Advance and Enfamil Lipil, and they're comparable. Earth's Best also contains DHA, so I don't see where you could go wrong giving it to your baby. I definitely recommend it!

I saw this report too. I use the organic Similac. I haven't tried the Earth's Best formula but I use all the baby food and love it. I am also wondering if I should switch.

I used Simulac Organic with both of my kids - no problems. Also, I used Earth's Best baby food - cereal, fruit, veggies, etc. Both of my girls liked that brand. The only thing is that i didn't feel the brand had enough variety and would purchase Gerber organic to get a broader variety. I just used as much as I could, when I could organic. Good luck!