The baby had difficulty drinking more than 60ml and would usually vomit even though it was hungry. It had reflux and stomach discomfort, but as soon as we started this milk, it managed to drink 120ml without vomiting. On the plus side, the baby started eating more and does not vomit/spit up as often, and on the downside, it is thick (try a larger nipple size if the baby is not sucking well), it forms lumps that block the flow (dissolve with lukewarm to warm water, not hot, and mix it), it is much harder to clean than regular infant milk, and the stool consistency has changed to more solid sometimes, and I can tell the baby strains to pass them.

Our baby had a problem with reflux. We tried 7 different milks from 4 different companies. This particular one reduced both the frequency and the amount of spit-ups/regurgitations.

Initially I got the regular Frisolac 1 from the supermarket and then from here. After the easily digestible and very tasty Sanilac that caused constipation for our baby girl... the Frisolac 1 worked perfectly and the baby pooped 2-3 times a day BUT she didn't like it and she vomited and spit up a lot. Finally, we got the Frisolac Comfort and found our peace.

My 2 week baby had no poop for 4 days. We tried other Comfort formula but our daughter did not like it. With Frisolac Comfort she likes it, eats nice portions and as per pediatrician - she popped within day and a half. She now poops 2-6 times a day and we soon will be transitioning to regular Frisolac.

The baby drank it with a lot of appetite. Indeed, there were no spit-ups but his stools were solid like playdough. In order to have a bowel movement, he would strain for half the day and turn red.

The problem with the baby's constipation was solved the very next day after using this particular product. He drinks it happily. It doesn't smell bad. The issue with this milk is that it dissolves very poorly, and even if it dissolves well after effort, if not consumed quickly, it thickens again and makes swallowing difficult. Although the results for the problem were impressively good, I would say that the issue with the dissolution is tiring. I would definitely choose it if there was constipation, but in no case if things were normal.

Worth it. It calmed the baby and we calmed down too. Don’t worry about the first 10-11 days due to diarrhea that it might have. It needs exactly that many days to get used to it in order to have soft stools or mustard-like stools again. The spit-ups stopped from very frequent to once every two days. The vomiting completely stopped.

We bought it after a pediatrician's recommendation for our newborn's constipation. As the baby drinks the milk, it sucks air from the bottle while we mix it at lukewarm to warm temperature. The result is that we need to shake the milk constantly, the baby gets upset, cries, and therefore ingests more air, causing colic every time after feeding. In other words, he starts experiencing pain and colic after the fourth ounce of milk. Therefore, the milk caused colic for us.

We started it after a recommendation from the pediatrician due to the baby's constipation.
We have a mixed diet.
Since we started it when the baby was about 2.5 months old, it brought us terrible constipation, resulting in the baby passing whole elbows crying, and this happened on a daily basis.
While the hiccups were corrected immediately with this milk, in terms of constipation it made it worse for us.
It was very difficult to prepare it as clumps were constantly forming in the nipple because the milk did not dissolve easily, resulting in the baby not being able to drink it and crying while also getting nervous and whoever fed him, especially in the early hours, because they had to manage to dissolve the clumps for the baby to drink.

We ended up with this after many milk changes. Even though it wasn't diagnosed with an allergy, with regular milk it produced large amounts of vomit-like clots. Even with the same company's AR formula, we didn't see improvement as she cried when drinking it and had diarrhea. This saved us. It's just difficult to mix and it foams and clumps, that's why 4 stars

We drink this milk because of colic and constipation, from the 2nd month and now we are 4. For colic it is great, since when we started it, the colic automatically stopped. However, it brought us an incredible problem with constipation. The baby went 4-5 days without a bowel movement and I had to give her an enema. Now, in consultation with the pediatric gastroenterologist, I mix it with 1 spoon of frisolac ac and 4 frisolac comfort. And so we reached the point where the baby has a bowel movement on her own every 2-3 days. As for mixing, I had no problem as the dosage is normally 150ml. I put 160ml of water and it dissolves very easily. The pediatric gastroenterologist told us that carob causes diarrhea in most babies. But there are also some babies who have intense constipation and of course crazy gas.

Far away, in order to mix it and give it correctly, you have to solve a mathematical puzzle.
It becomes thick and has no flow, half of it stays in the bottle, in other words, it's for throwing away.
We have to go to the company outside to feed them.

Personally, we had a big problem with our little one's tummy and we found salvation with the comfort of this milk!! My pediatrician had told me to give her tea, but I searched and found this milk and gave it to her. I'll tell you a secret, the milk is indeed thick, but I add an additional 10ml of water and it becomes more liquid!! You don't need to cut or change the ratios, so in 90ml of water with 3 scoops of powder, you will add 100ml of water!!

The worst. Unbelievable diarrhea in babies, maybe up to 10 times a day! It was recommended to us by the pediatrician because one has constipation and the other has reflux. As soon as they started taking it, both of them had diarrhea. I wonder how some babies can drink it and not have any issues. Also, it is very thick with an incredible lump inside that barely cleans. It's the first time I've seen such milk. Obviously, it needs a larger nipple size to flow correctly. I will definitely throw it away, I will not give them another one of these!

It helped with the colic and constipation of the baby, unlike the regular milk of the same company.

Excellent milk, my little one had a huge problem with reflux and colic. I tried it because of the reviews, and in 10 days I saw a huge difference, the colic and stomach pains stopped. I was afraid of the comments about diarrhea, but we didn't have any problems. The first few days it was a bit more liquid due to the change in milk, but after 5 days it was fine. I am very satisfied!

Initially, this milk does not dissolve at all. I had to cut the bottle's cover, which is not the right thing to do, and still the milk does not flow. Terrible. What a waste of money!

The best choice for babies with constipation issues. It helped us a lot with bowel movements, 2-3 times a day, while with previous formulas (Nan, NAN sensitive) we had one every 2-3 days. We haven't had any reflux in the 2 months of use so far, so it definitely helps a lot, it just needs to be mixed well with a spoon and not shaken vigorously because it creates a lot of foam and needs slightly warmer water than the other formulas, around 70°C as our pediatrician told us.

We changed 7 different milks to understand that the child was experiencing issues with reflux and constipation, and our pediatrician recommended this one. The baby immediately loved it. From the second meal onwards, we noticed a difference in digestion and bowel movements, and the baby started increasing their milk intake. It requires circular motions to mix properly and avoid foaming or excessive heat when adding the powder. It simply needs a larger nipple size to drink correctly!

We were recommended this by the pediatrician due to constipation, it helped in our case and it seems that the baby likes the taste. Also, the few burps that he used to have stopped. It is thick and for that reason we used a nipple one size larger. Unfortunately, there is difficulty in mixing.

Update: We started using warmer water and the milk dissolves perfectly.

It becomes quite thick and does not mix easily with water, resulting in the formation of various pieces inside the bottle, which often block the nipple and we stop feeding to clean it, causing the baby to become upset.

It ultimately helped us with the problem of constipation (in combination with the classic frisolac in a ratio of 3 to 2). It just requires patience in properly dissolving it. The comfort dissolves at a higher temperature (around 80 degrees Celsius) while the regular one at 40.

It helped our little one because he had several colic episodes, now he produces very little milk sometimes. The only problem was the mixing, and even though I used a measuring cup, it didn't dissolve well. Now I use a spoon with a long handle and stir it, it really helped me a lot.

We bought it on the recommendation of a pediatrician, due to constipation. It also helped with regurgitation. However, it is a heavy milk and I do not recommend using it without a real need

Our twins suffered from severe constipation, reflux, colic, and vomiting, and after trying many different formulas, this was the only one they drank happily and wanted more of. It helped us with all these issues. Of course, it takes a lot of shaking and slightly warmer water to dissolve, but otherwise, it's very good!

The worst thing ever. The child had 10 bowel movements a day and lost weight. I am still running and not getting anywhere. I don't even want to look at it. From the many bowel movements, the child suffered from rectal prolapse. Be careful when you see that it has so many bowel movements, immediately change it. I listened to the pediatrician and suffered.

Like milk, the baby drank it pleasantly. It is true that it needs a larger nipple size on the bottle in order to be consumed by the baby. It is also good not to put all the scoops together. You put one by one and mix with a knife or a mixer. However, it caused us terrible constipation and gas, to the point where the child became like a beetroot in his attempt to find relief. Bowel movements every three days.