Similac 360 Total Care Sensitive Infant Formula vs Similac Advance Kosher (Cholov Yisroel) Ready-to-Feed Infant Formula

The 360 Total Care Sensitive Infant Formula lists milk protein isolate as its protein; the Advance Kosher (Cholov Yisroel) Ready-to-Feed Infant Formula lists cow's milk (milk protein concentrate). Main carbohydrate: corn syrup, sugar in the 360 Total Care Sensitive Infant Formula, lactose in the Advance Kosher (Cholov Yisroel) Ready-to-Feed Infant Formula. The 360 Total Care Sensitive Infant Formula comes as powder; the Advance Kosher (Cholov Yisroel) Ready-to-Feed Infant Formula as ready-to-feed.

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Similac 360 Total Care Sensitive Infant FormulaSimilac Advance Kosher (Cholov Yisroel) Ready-to-Feed Infant Formula
TypeInfant formulaInfant formula
FDA listOn 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.
Sizes20.1 oz, 30.2 oz2 oz, 32 oz
Formspowderready-to-feed
Proteinmilk protein isolatecow's milk (milk protein concentrate)
Main carbohydratecorn syrup, sugarlactose
HMOs listed2'-FL, LNT, 3-FL, 6'-SL, 3'-SLNot listed
DHA and ARAListed, per the makerListed, per the maker

Similac 360 Total Care Sensitive Infant Formula

Milk-protein-isolate formula with corn syrup and sugar as carbohydrates, five HMOs listed.

  • Lists five HMOs by name
  • DHA and ARA listed

Similac Advance Kosher (Cholov Yisroel) Ready-to-Feed Infant Formula

Cholov Yisroel kosher version of Similac Advance sold as a ready-to-feed liquid in 2 fl oz and 32 fl oz bottles.

  • Ready-to-feed, no mixing
  • Liquid only