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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a specialty baby formula?
A specialty formula is designed for a specific feeding issue, such as gas, colic, constipation or reflux, instead of everyday feeding. Several European specialty formulas are classed as foods for special medical purposes and should be used with your pediatrician’s guidance.
What is the difference between HiPP Comfort and Kendamil Comfort?
Both are designed for gas, colic and constipation. HiPP Comfort is a special formula from HiPP’s German line, used from birth. Kendamil Comfort covers 0–12 months and is made with whole milk and no palm oil. Your pediatrician can help you choose.
When should I use an anti-reflux formula?
An anti-reflux formula may help if your baby spits up often or a lot. HiPP Anti-Reflux uses locust bean gum to thicken the formula so it stays down more easily. Some spit-up is normal, so check with your pediatrician before switching.
Is A2 formula good for babies with sensitive tummies?
Some parents find A2 formula gentler, because it contains only the A2 beta-casein protein, not the A1 found in most cow’s milk. Holle A2 is still cow’s milk, so it isn’t suitable for a diagnosed cow’s milk protein allergy.
Do I need a doctor’s advice to use a specialty formula?
For HiPP Comfort and Anti-Reflux, yes. They’re classed as foods for special medical purposes in Europe. Even for gentler options like A2, talk to your pediatrician first so any underlying issue isn’t missed.


