FormulaXpress Preparing a Baby Bottle in 10 Seconds or Less!

FormulaXpress is an innovative and exciting baby formula helper. Measure the powder and load the FormulaXpress at home. That keeps your bottle clean on the go, and ready in less than 10 seconds! http://www.formulaxpress.com

It is the perfect gift for expecting parents, and great for parents on the go. And it fits on most bottles!

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[smallleopard]

Isn't that more work and more stuff to wash??

[ericaj58]

@Jenniet2002 The point of this comment?

I guess I was one of the unlucky breastfed babies, because I had asthma as a young baby, though I was breastfed exclusively for almost 6 months.

[babygril101ful]

thats cooooooooooool

[bretelle]

@ericaj58 my mother couldn t breastfeed, we always had a very tight and loving relation. I never had asthma and th eonly health issues i had in my life were due to genetic defects, Also I don t know about you but i think it s lovely to hear the breastfeeding preaching and then see how parents get the kids right off the tits to the processed foods , sugars and fats.

[MrSlicedPeaches]

That's hilariously stupid. If mixing a bottle of formula is such a hassle, just pre-fill the water in several bottles, and get those formula powder holders to store premeasured scoops. Add powder to bottle, shake, and serve. Or hire a nanny, which will give you even more time to sit on your ass and judge youtube videos like me!

[Bellabrat]

Sorry but no thanks

[Pavee1987]

@jenla03 using powder formula is easy to prepared in the regular formula can....You are right it is dumb..lol..

[Pavee1987]

Just more parts for you to wash....Using powder formula is still easy to prepared in a regular formula can...

[spiffyleezy]

the site doesnt exist anymore =(

[Jenniet2002]

@ericaj58 research is research. take it or leave it.

[Jenniet2002]

Researchers studied 2602 children to determine

the development of asthma and wheeze at six years of age.

Not breastfeeding increased the risk of asthma and wheeze by 40

per cent compared to infants who were exclusively breastfed for

four months. The authors recommend exclusive breastfeeding for

at least four months to reduce the risk of asthma.

Oddy WH, Peat JK, de Klerk NH. Maternal asthma, infant feeding, and the

risk for asthma in childhood. J. Allergy Clin Immunol. 110: 65-67, 2002