Similac Sensitive for Spit-Up Infant Formula

Helps Reduce Spit-up

If your baby frequently spits up, you can trust Similac Sensitive for Spit-Up to provide the nutrition and help he needs.

Mixing Tips for Similac Sensitive Spit-up

Similac Sensitive for Spit-Up formula contains rice starch. Compared to other Abbott Nutrition powder formulas, Similac Sensitive for Spit-Up powder mixes a little more slowly with water. This is true of any formula that contains rice starch.

Rice starch is what makes Similac Sensitive for Spit-Up look more "grainy" than other Similac formulas. This is not a product defect. The rice starch grains are very small, and should not cause any issue with feeding through a nipple.

Try these tips to help prevent clogged nipples:

• Mix the powder and water, and then wait two minutes.

• Gently swirl, or agitate,* the formula in the bottle before feeding.

• Use a nipple with a larger hole. This will allow for faster formula flow.

• For easy preparation, try Similac Sensitive for Spit-Up Ready To Feed. Just twist off the cap — no mixing required — and the formula is ready for your baby.

*Avoid vigorous shaking right before feeding — it can cause air bubbles that can lead to gas in your baby.

Talk to your doctor before making changes to your baby's nutrition routine.

The Facts About Similac Sensitive for Spit-Up:

• Easy to digest

• Milk-based

• Added rice starch

• Clinically shown to reduce the frequency of spit-up by 54%†

• And it's kosher.

†Among healthy 2-month-old infants, compared to standard formula. Data on file.
Not intended for use in infants or children with galactosemia.

Available in Similac® SimplePac™

Similac Sensitive for Spit-Up is now available in Similac SimplePac, an innovative grip-flip-scoop design that simplifies feeding time.

• Comfort grip lets you hold your baby and the formula, too.

• Hinged design means no more hide-and-go-seek with the lid.

• Handy built-in scoop holder means no more digging for the scoop.