Formula Buying Resources
How Low Will it Go? The cheapest way to buy formula, hands, down, is to buy the 25.7 oz. cans of powdered formula. To really take advantage of sales, switch back and forth between brands. You can mix...
View ArticleThere IS such a thing as a free lunch.
Obviously the cheapest way to feed your baby is to breastfeed. Duh. But here’s a tip for those of you who buy formula:EVERY time you go to the pediatrician, ask for formula samples. Don’t be shy, even...
View ArticleWarehouse Clubs: Diapers, Formula, & a 64 oz. Can of Worms
No doubt some of you are wondering why I never mention the wholesale clubs. Simple. I don’t belong to any. Like Walmart, they’re mostly in the suburbs, and so they’re inconvenient for most intown...
View ArticleNeed to Buy Formula? Tips for Saving Big
I’m loving these reader-submitted tips!!! This one’s from Lindsay:You can get a $5 check (coupon) for NeoSure (a preemie formula from Similac) here. Lindsay tells us that they used to also send out...
View ArticleTips for Saving on Specialty Formula
Earlier this week I posted asking for your feedback on buying formula from eBay. Most of the readers who commented that they did save money buying formula on eBay (and Craigslist) were parents needing...
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What Happened with Formula Deals, Coupons and Prices in 2009?
This is part 2 of Baby Cheapskate’s annual look back through the past twelve months of archives to see how readers found the best deals on diapers, formula, and everything else.Store Brands: Store...
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Court Decides Enfamil Lipil Not Better Than Generic Formula
Parents who enjoy saving up to 50% on store-brand infant formula will be reassured by this U.S. District Court ruling:Mead Johnson, who makes Enfamil Lipil, was ordered to pay more than 13 million...
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