This is good news for parents already using Parent's Choice as their baby's formula, and better for those currently looking for cheaper alternatives to name-brand formulas, what with the announcement of the Women, Infants and Children program (WIC) that they may be lowering the funds set aside for subsidizing infant formula. Parent's Choice, which has been Walmart's store brand formula since 1998, is no less nutritionally-complete than national brand baby formulas for sale in the market today, as naturally, it meets the strict standards of the FDA. It wouldn't be in the market (and for so long, at that) if it doesn't, obviously. Anyway, head on to the Walmart branch nearest you to buy your child/children a can or two (or more if you're the type to stock up on milk).


3 comments:
walmarts we don't have here but this is good news for parents who live nearby.
oh my. 2 cans for $10!! huwat da!!! so mura marce!!!
ang milk ni yena for 10 days is $20 wahehehehe. anube sbrang ok naman tong milk na yo marce.. nagcompute ako bigla hihihi
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