Similac
Total Comfort
Partially hydrolyzed whey protein for easier digestion.
Higher estimated intake vs anchors for at least one metal.
Lab report
Detected heavy metals
Consumer Reports independent testing, March 2025 · powder concentration · article · results PDF (soft citation — CR commercial-use license remains a gate)
Metals not listed were not reported as detected in this round. Missing is not a clean bill of health. How to read these numbers →
About the screening score. This draft ranks by estimated formula-window intake vs named protective anchors (MADL / RfD / FAO-WHO where cited) — not cohort percentiles and not LeaveDuration “lifetime” math. Missing metals are listed as not tested and do not earn a purity bonus. EU 2023/915 powder maxima remain on the lab bars. HiPP Dutch Stage 1 Pb/Cd sit under those MLs and still show year-window intake here. See Learn. DO NOT treat as merged product math until James reviews.
~1-year intake listing
Estimated intake vs protective anchors
Default scenario: 24 fl oz/day × 365 days (~105.6 g powder/day at 4.4 g/fl oz). At this volume, feeding Total Comfort costs about $3.87/day ($116/month).
Incomplete coverage: 3 of 4 key metals measured. Missing rows are not treated as clean.
Anchors are protective references (e.g. CA OEHHA Pb MADL 0.5 µg/day; Cd MADL 4.1 µg/day; EPA iAs RfD with disclosed 6.1 kg infant; Al FAO/WHO 400 ppb powder MPL as screening context) — not “safe/unsafe” diagnoses and not EU legal MLs. Assumptions are editable above. See Learn. Discuss with your pediatrician.
Where to buy
$30.99≈ 29.8 oz container · $1.04/oz
Approximate US retail — prices vary by store.
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