up&up Advantage Premium Infant Formula vs up&up Organic Infant Formula
The Advantage Premium Infant Formula lists milk-based (nonfat milk, whey protein concentrate) as its protein; the Organic Infant Formula lists organic whole milk, organic whey protein concentrate. Main carbohydrate: lactose in the Advantage Premium Infant Formula, organic lactose in the Organic Infant Formula.
Only the differences are shown.
| up&up Advantage Premium Infant Formula | up&up Organic 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. |
| List price | $31.99 | $29.99 |
| Sizes | 36 oz | 28.2 oz |
| Forms | powder | powder |
| Protein | milk-based (nonfat milk, whey protein concentrate) | organic whole milk, organic whey protein concentrate |
| Main carbohydrate | lactose | organic lactose |
| HMOs listed | 2'-FL, LNnT | Not listed |
| DHA and ARA | Listed, per the maker | Listed, per the maker |
| USDA Organic | Not listed | Yes, per the maker |
| Age | Not listed | birth to 12 months |
up&up Advantage Premium Infant Formula
- Two HMOs listed
- Lactose is the listed carbohydrate
up&up Organic Infant Formula
Organic milk-based powder with organic lactose, 28.2 oz at Target (per the maker).
- USDA organic certified per Target page
- Lactose is the listed carbohydrate
- Only the 28.2 oz size was found
- No HMOs listed