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Fixing Formula (Concentrated)

By Robin Elise Weiss, LCCE, About.com

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Concentrated Formula Supplies

Use a can opener to poke a hole in the top of the can. Then place an additional hole across from the original for ease of pouring.

Be sure that the formula instructions say to add water before adding water. Usually you can tell because concentrated formula looks really dark and is very thick. Gather a baby bottle, the formula and something with which to measure liquid (water). Many people simply use another clean bottle to measure fluids, but it can be anything with appropriate fluid measurements on it.

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