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Your pediatrician's office can fill out a request and, if it is approved, the formula can be shipped to your home. Talk to your pediatrician about safe, comparable specialty formulas for your baby.

If your baby has difficulty processing standard formula?or sometimes even breast milk?a milk protein allergy could be to blame. In those cases, a pediatrician may prescribe a hypoallergenic baby formula to help your little one get the nutrients they need.

Similac Alimentum is often prescribed by physicians for infants with cow's milk allergies. Some states require health insurance to cover baby formula when prescribed by a physician. When Similac Expert Care Alimentum is prescribed, the manufacturer, Abbott Nutrition, will help with your insurance application.

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Contact Your Local Food Bank. Local food banks aren't only a great place to get food, they also often carry an array of personal care products and baby items. The food pantries in your area may have infant formula they will provide for free. Call ahead and ask what they have on hand.

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The FDA advises consumers not to use recalled Similac, Alimentum or EleCare (including EleCare Jr.) powdered infant formulas. Recalled products can be identified by the 7- to 9-digit code and expiration date on the bottom of the package.

Call your pediatrician if you can't formula you need for your baby. They may have samples in stock, connections to other local organizations or ideas of other places to call, such as your local WIC clinic. Also consider: If you can afford it, buy formula online until store shortages ease.

But there are a few circumstances in which a pediatrician will prescribe formula to meet a medical need, meaning that parents can then get formula costs covered through insurance, or through a needs-based program like Women, Infants and Children. Many of these babies will need a specialist formula.

Contact Your Local Food Bank. Local food banks aren't only a great place to get food, they also often carry an array of personal care products and baby items. The food pantries in your area may have infant formula they will provide for free. Call ahead and ask what they have on hand.