Yes. Simply pour a minimum of 4fl oz. breast milk into the glass jar interior and set temperature to 100℉. It will be ready to feed once the CURRENT temperature reaches 100℉.

Yes, Formula Ready is BPA Free and FDA approved. The Test Report No. is CANEC2014830701. 

The whole jar is made out of superior quality borosilicate glass, with a stainless steel base, and seal with a food grade silicon rim. All materials used are FDA approved food contacting material.

Formula Ready has also been evaluated, and has passed all the tests complied with Standard UL 1082, one of the most rigorous test on electric appliance nationally recognized, by SGS with the Certificate No. 800760. Every single Formula Ready has the SGS Certification mark on it. So it's safe to boil water and prepare bottle.

If you press “Boil" button, then it will boil the water first then cool down to the preset temperature. It would take about 5 mins to boil and 2 hour to cool down from boil to 105℉.
If you just press the “Formula" button, then it will just heat up the water to 105℉, which would take around 5 minutes depends on how much water was in the jar.

Yes, just contact us to buy replacement top part.

Tap, bottle, or purified water

The full power consumption of Formula Ready is about 600 watts. If you boil twice a day, that adds up to 3-5 kWh per month. That would cost $0.39- $0.65 per month at an electricity rate of $0.13/kWh (this is the average electricity rate in the U.S.).

For the keep warm function, the power consumption varies depends on the environment temperature, but it would take much lesser power than the boil function.

Formula Ready comes with a ONE YEAR WARRANTY. 

If for any reason you don’t like Formula Ready, don’t worry, simply send it back to us within 30 days of your purchase and we’ll gladly give you a quick refund (less shipping & handling).

Yes, Formula Ready will keep the water at your set temperature 24/7. You can leave it on all night.

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- Pick a payment method and enter your payment details & billing address. Click ‘Complete order’ to finish your order.
- DONE! Your Formula Ready is on its way to you.

The temperature range is from 95°F to 203 °F with a 1°F increment. 

Most moms say that they wish they know this product earlier, because it is such a life savor. If after trying you still feel you haven’t got your money’s worth, send it back within 30 days of purchase,  and we’ll rush you your MONEY BACK. No questions asked.

For any other questions you may have please email us at: Sylvia@FormulaReady.com

Yes. Simply pour a minimum of 4fl oz. breast milk into the glass jar interior and set temperature to 100℉. It will be ready to feed once the CURRENT temperature reaches 100℉.

Yes, Formula Ready is BPA Free and FDA approved. The Test Report No. is CANEC2014830701.

The whole jar is made out of superior quality borosilicate glass, with a stainless steel base, and seal with a food grade silicon rim. All materials used are FDA approved food contacting material.

Formula Ready has also been evaluated, and has passed all the tests complied with Standard UL 1082, one of the most rigorous test on electric appliance nationally recognized, by SGS with the Certificate No. 800760. Every single Formula Ready has the SGS Certification mark on it. So it's safe to boil water and prepare bottle.

If you press “Boil" button, then it will boil the water first then cool down to the preset temperature. It would take about 5 mins to boil and 2 hour to cool down from boil to 105℉.
If you just press the “Formula" button, then it will just heat up the water to 105℉, which would take around 5 minutes depends on how much water was in the jar.

If you press “Boil" button, then it will boil the water first then cool down to the preset temperature. It would take about 5 mins to boil and 2 hour to cool down from boil to 105℉.
If you just press the “Formula" button, then it will just heat up the water to 105℉, which would take around 5 minutes depends on how much water was in the jar.