
Aptamil 1 First Baby Milk Powder, from Birth, 800g (Pack of 6)
Reviewed 23 August 2026 · price checked live
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Aptamil 1 First Baby Milk Powder, from Birth sits in our baby food listings, where we rank by how buyers actually rate a product rather than by brand. The manufacturer says: Baby milk - suitable from birth onwards. Breastmilk substitute suitable for combination or bottle feeding. Those are the seller's own claims rather than our testing, so treat them as a starting point. On Amazon it holds 4.8 out of 5 from 2,532 ratings. What that score is worth next to its rivals is set out below.
- Brand
- Aptamil
- Amazon rating
- 4.8 / 5 from 2,532 ratings
- vs Baby Food
- 0.1 above the category median of 4.7
- Rank in category
- 1 of 48 rated baby food we track
- Price position
- Towards the top of the range (category spans £0.78 to £80.88)
- How proven
- One of the most-reviewed in its category
How it compares in Baby Food
Across the 48 rated baby food products we track, the typical score is 4.7 out of 5. This one sits at 4.8, which is around the middle of the category. Ratings alone will not separate it from its rivals here, so price and the specifics below matter more than the star count. That places it first of the 48 we rank here.
It carries 2,532 ratings against a category median of 332. A rating from a large base is harder to distort and tends to hold up over time, so a high score here means more than the same score on a new listing.
On price it sits in the upper third of a category running from £0.78 to £80.88, where the midpoint is about £9.49. Paying above the category norm needs a reason beyond the rating, because the score alone does not justify the gap here.
Worked out from the 48 baby food products in our catalogue, not from the brand's own claims. How we rank →
Key features
- Baby milk - suitable from birth onwards
- Breastmilk substitute suitable for combination or bottle feeding
- Inspired by 40 years of research in early life science
- Contains DHA (Omega-3 LCPs) as required by the legislation for all infant formula