Pure Bliss by Similac Irish Farms Toddler Drink, Easy to Digest, Non-GMO, Pow...

All three of my boys had sensitive stomachs, so we went through several formulas trying to find one that agreed with them. Both the Pure Bliss infant formula and this toddler drink were the only ones that consistently worked well for our family. This toddler formula mixes easily and was gentle enough that we didn’t feel the need to keep switching once we started using it. I like that it’s made in Europe and has a cleaner ingredient profile compared to many other options we tried. It also feels fairly priced for the quality. We’ve had friends with similar issues switch to this formula as well, and they’ve stuck with it for the same reasons. For families dealing with picky or sensitive tummies, this has been a reliable option for us.

When I switched from breast milk this was the only formula I used and trusted, thanks to the reviews. It was gentle on my daughter’s stomach as she struggled with gas and spit-up. After use of this formula and the Dr. Brown Anti-Colic bottles, we had no future stomach issues.

Pure Bliss is genuinely impressive in quality and digestibility. Sourced from grass-fed Irish cows, it’s incredibly gentle on my toddler's sensitive tummy—no fussiness or digestion issues! The nutrition profile closely mimics natural milk, providing necessary vitamins and minerals for healthy growth. Easily mixes to a smooth consistency without clumping. Noticeable improvement in my child’s overall comfort, digestion, and growth. Ideal for discerning parents who prioritize high-quality nutrition for their little ones!

I would like to start by saying positive things about this formula, as well as the previous formula my baby has been consuming since his birth. We have been satisfied with the quality, and my baby has tolerated it well. However, I also need to raise a serious concern regarding the expiration dates. It appears that the company focuses mainly on sales without sufficient consideration of product shelf life for customers who purchase in larger quantities. Over the past year, I have purchased more than 100 boxes of Organic Pure Bliss, and every single box had the same expiration date: December 1st. We are now on our last box, which is already expired. This raises an important question for the manufacturer: have you suddenly stopped producing new batches? After that, I purchased 12 boxes of Similac Irish grass-fed formula. Six of these boxes have an expiration date of February 1st. By that date, we will realistically finish only 2–3 boxes. Why should I be expected to pay for products that will likely expire before they can be used? I believe this issue deserves attention, especially for families who rely on formula and purchase in bulk.

I love this toddler “formula” it is one of the healthier ones.

Nice

Good taste and not sweet.

Es una de las mejores fórmulas que mi nena a tomado