Storage chart for commercial baby formulas

Postnatal, Practical tools

How long can I keep a diluted formula? And if it’s stored in the fridge, how long can I leave it there, to keep it safe?

Whether your formula is a liquid or a powder, you’ll find the answers to your questions in this handy, easy-to-print tool.

It’s a handy reminder to keep in plain sight on your fridge!

Download the list here.

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