I had a lot of trouble breastfeeding, especially early on, and had to supplement with formula. Because Enfamil does a "great" job of shoving samples and coupons into the hands of expectant/new parents, this is what we used at first. I know babies are gassy, but this made my little guy's gas 100 times worse. He would SCREAM bloody murder and as soon as we gave him gas drops/gripe water, he would immediately start passing gas or pooping. We finally switched to Similac. The gas drops are needed only once a day if at all now. When he was a few months old I tried a bottle or two of this newborn formula again, thinking maybe his digestive system had matured and might tolerate it better, no dice. It was exactly the same. I'll never risk using this formula again during those already hard, sleepless, first weeks with a newborn.

Seriously the best sci-fi I've read in a long time. Great characters and just enough plot twists to keep me guessing. Well written!

Firstly, what you get is a plastic card (no CD) with an authorization code. You get on the net, setup an account or use an existing McAfee site account, input your code and you're ready to download to the PC. They keep tabs so you can download on 3 PCs. I buy several of these 3 license McAfees and keep severl PC/laptops updated in our small office. Even with McAfee, recently one of the laptops was affected by virus and had to be totally cleaned out by a PC shop I use. BTW, these are plain old simple office work type PCs using Healthcare sites; some don't even use e-mails. My point is McAfee is not totally safe.