If the formula I'm using for my baby was included in the Consumer Reports investigation and showed detectable levels of heavy metals, should I stop using it?
If your baby is growing, healthy and doing well, there’s no need to switch formulas based on this report alone. The levels found were within expected ranges, and changing formulas unnecessarily may create more issues than it solves.
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