Pure Bliss by Similac | Organic Baby Formula | Easy to Digest | USDA-Certified Organic Infant Formula | 0-12 months | 20.6-oz Powder Tub

Price: $29.59 - $24.98
(as of Jan 10, 2025 13:22:05 UTC – Details)

Pure Bliss by Similac infant formulas are modeled after breast milk† and crafted with care for you and your little one. As the makers of Pure Bliss, we’re inspired by the idea that providing nutrition for your baby should be simple. We’re here to support you on your journey with baby—to nurture their growing body and cradle them with love. Pure Bliss by Similac Organic* infant formula is easy to digest and USDA-certified organic. It has no palm olein oil and no corn syrup. Our products are made with high-quality ingredients and our unique blend of DHA, lutein, and vitamin E that helps support baby’s brain and eye development. * Not for infants or children with galactosemia. † Designed as a complete or partial breast milk substitute. ‡ Milk ingredients are derived from milk of non-rbST-treated cows, which is not different from milk of rbSTtreated cows. § Ingredients not genetically engineered
Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.14 x 5.12 x 4.21 inches; 1.29 Pounds
Item model number ‏ : ‎ 68092
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ June 26, 2024
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Abbott Nutrition, Abbott Laboratories
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0D84B883M
Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA

USDA-CERTIFIED ORGANIC: Pure Bliss by Similac Organic is easy to digest and is complete organic nutrition for your baby’s first year
ALSO AVAILABLE IN CONVENIENT READY TO FEED: Great for on-the-go and late-night feeding; no mixing required
MODELED AFTER BREAST MILK: Our Pure Bliss infant formulas are modeled after breast milk, crafted with care, and made with high-quality ingredients
NOURISH YOUR WAY: No artificial growth hormones, no palm olein oil, no corn syrup, and non-GMO§
SUPPORTS BRAIN & EYE DEVELOPMENT: Our unique blend of DHA, lutein, and vitamin E, ingredients also found in breast milk, helps support baby’s brain and eye development
FROM SIMILAC: The #1 infant formula brand fed in hospitals