Similac 360 Total Care Infant Formula vs Similac Alimentum Infant Formula
The 360 Total Care Infant Formula lists nonfat milk and whey protein concentrate as its protein; the Alimentum Infant Formula lists casein hydrolysate (derived from milk). Main carbohydrate: lactose in the 360 Total Care Infant Formula, corn maltodextrin in the Alimentum Infant Formula. The 360 Total Care Infant Formula comes as powder or ready-to-feed; the Alimentum Infant Formula as powder.
Only the differences are shown.
| Similac 360 Total Care Infant Formula | Similac Alimentum Infant Formula | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Infant formula | Infant formula |
| FDA list | On the FDA's list of infant formulas marketed in the U.S. | On the FDA's list of infant formulas marketed in the U.S. |
| Sizes | 20.6 oz, 30.8 oz | 12.1 oz, 19.8 oz |
| Forms | powder, ready-to-feed | powder |
| Protein | nonfat milk and whey protein concentrate | casein hydrolysate (derived from milk) |
| Main carbohydrate | lactose | corn maltodextrin |
| HMOs listed | 2'-FL, LNT, 3-FL, 6'-SL, 3'-SL | 2'-FL |
| DHA and ARA | Listed, per the maker | Listed, per the maker |
Similac 360 Total Care Infant Formula
Milk-based formula sold as powder and as ready-to-feed bottles, with five HMOs listed on the label.
- Lists five HMOs by name
- Powder and ready-to-feed versions
Similac Alimentum Infant Formula
Casein hydrolysate powder with corn maltodextrin, listed by the FDA as an exempt hypoallergenic formula (per the maker).
- Lists 2'-FL HMO
- DHA and ARA listed