Infant Formula

WIC infants who are not completely breastfed may receive the brand of infant formula printed on the front of the WIC check. No low iron formula.

WIC participants may select either Concentrated Liquid or Powder.

The WIC brands of infant formula are shown above. These brands meet the same nutrition requirements as all other standard infant formulas. It's recommended that a milk-base formula be given to all healthy infants who are not breastfed or who are partially breastfed. A soy-based formula may be used instead of a milk-based formula when recommended by the infant's health care provider.

By using the WIC brands instead of other brands of formula, WIC is able to save money. The money will be used to provide services to more of Florida's WIC-eligible women, infants, and children.

If you have questions about feeding your infant or if your baby has a medical problem that requiers a special formula, talk with your infant's health care provider and a WIC nutritionist.

Note: Carnation ® Follow-Up™ Formulas is allowed after the infant turns 6 months and is eating a variety of foods.