Bubs 365 Day Grass Fed Infant Formula with Iron, Cow Milk-Based Powder for Infants 0-12 Months, Made with Non-GMO Milk, 20 oz

Same great product, now packaged for sale in the US in a smaller quantity. Anyone who’s complaining about the smaller can hasn’t done the math or something - the price is the same (or lower) by weight. And now I’m not getting as much air too. Plus seeing as it should be used within 1 month of being opened, we don’t get as close to the month now (we combo feed) so it stays a bit “cleaner” I suppose.I love Aussie bubs because it mixes up so well. I do everything by weight (no baby brezza) and I never really get clumps as long as I add powder to the water not water to the powder. I can also shake it without getting a lot of bubbles forming and those that do form dissipate really quickly.Not the company’s fault but the one negative I had was that the lid was damaged during shipping as Amazon did not package this in a box for some reason. Luckily I still had an old lid that fit, but had that not been the case, it would have been pretty frustrating.UPDATE 11/11/24: I recently received a can which did not mix as well as others. It did eventually dissolve but some weird clumps still formed despite my best efforts. It’s not temperature dependent, it just needs extra time so we take a little break midway through the bottle to give it a little swirl.

We did a very slow transition from Kendamil whole milk infant formula to Bubs Grass Fed Whole Milk Infant Formula. For the first week I did 3oz Kendamil-1oz Bubs. Second week was half and half, and I’m currently using the rest of my Kendamil at a 1oz Kendamil-3oz of bubs. No symptoms this far, no excessive gas, or spit up beyond what I feel is normal (like not getting all the burps out) I was nervous to switch I’ve heard and seen reviews that were less than encouraging, but I’ve found bubs to be a lot more accessible than Kendamil, almost all same ingredients. If you’re on the fence I get it, but someone who was very nervous to switch and seeing it’s made no difference in him I’m a very satisfied customer, and a happy mommy who can actually find formula for my baby during a formula shortage!!

I really like that this product was organic I like that it didn't have a bunch of heavy metals and toxins in it for my daughter but the price point is pretty high and I'm sad that I can't buy them directly from the website so if they're out of stock good luck cuz you're not going to find it many other places unless it's super crazy expensive so I would say since they're not everywhere yet they should have some deals more often that would be super awesome and I wish there would be in stock all the time every kind other than that I like the product it is a little confusing with the amount because here in the US we are used to you know one scoop per 2 oz and this was a little confusing because the measurements are different so had to kind of figure that out.

Clean label, mixes very well, and absolutely no rejections with our little one. Couldn’t be better!

Toddler loves it

I've had to do some research on this before switching and this is what I've found. Hope it helps someone else!For all intents and purposes, this formula seems to be the same in composition as the Bubs Organic Stage 1 formula. Because of the difference in organic labeling requirements between Australia and the US, Bubs was unable to sell their product as "organic" in the US. This product is still made in Australia, but the packaging has been Americanized. Because of that, the amounts of proteins vs fats listed on the back appear different, but it's just because one is using grams and one is using ounces. If you normalize them and compare, they're the same amounts.US formulas typically don't use Stage 1/Stage 2 designations because this originates from a law outside the US that disallows companies from advertising baby formula. Companies get around this by labeling some formulas as Stage 2, and are able to advertise. Since we don't have this law in the US, they labelled this can as 0-12 months instead. I assume it's the same composition as Stage 1, as that was what I compared it to.From our experience, our 8 month old had no issue transitioning to this formula. It really does appear to be the same composition as the Bubs Organic Stage 1.The only reason I've given it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the one thing they did appear to change in the can size. That makes the formula slightly more expensive when compared to the Organic Stage 1.TLDR, because of different organic requirements, Bubs relabeled their Organic Stage 1 as this can. It seems to be the same formula in a smaller can.

My baby is thriving with this formula. He doesn’t have any gas or colic, gaining weight as expected, one number 2 diaper/day.

The powder does not dissolve period. It creates large lumps no matter what temperature of the water or how much we mix the bottle. The taste must not be good either as my 1 year old spits it out immediately.