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GOOD START SOOTHE Baby Formula
The first and only formula with L. reuteri, designed with extra comfort in mind for babies with tummy troubles.
Available in two sizes (550g and 942g)
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Support for varying needs
Got a fussy baby? Whether you’re up against tummy discomfort, or you’re looking for an organic or soy-based formula—there’s a Nestlé® Good Start® formula you can try.
Support for varying needs
Got a fussy baby? Whether you’re up against tummy discomfort, or you’re looking for an organic or soy-based formula—there’s a Nestlé® Good Start® formula you can try.
With a formula for every stage of your little one’s development, you can select the best fit for your baby.
Select the best infant formula for your baby’s needs.
<center> GOOD START ALSOY</center>
Dairy-free soy formula, providing complete nutrition* for babies. Now only available in one stage.
*Like all infant formulas.
<center> GOOD START ORGANIC</center>
Canada’s #1 selling organic baby formula*
*Claim based on Nielsen MarketTrack Latest 52 week period ending March 28 2020 for National Grocery, Drug, Mass Merchandisers
<center>Comfort like no other</center>
Let’s talk L. reuteri! It’s a good bacteria that helps GOOD START SOOTHE give fussy babies what no other formula can. You’ll also be giving your baby Comfort Proteins™, DHA, and 30% less lactose than our milk-based formulas.
<center>Plant-based. Lactose-free. All GOOD.</center>
GOOD START Alsoy provides complete nutrition** to babies who need a dairy-free, soy-based formula, for health or cultural reasons.
** Like all infant formulas.
<center>Complete with organic goodness</center>
GOOD START ORGANIC formula is made with milk that’s sourced from dairy farm partners committed to organic farming principles, and has no added corn syrup solids. It also has expert recommended levels of DHA and it’s easy to digest** too.
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