I will travel to Canada and I need buy formula to my son. Thanks.

I am reading that you cannot because of the exchange rate.

Are you aware of the requirements for adults and children crossing into Canada?

The requirements for your child are: "Parents traveling with children under age 16 and infants are required to provide proof of citizenship for each child. That may include original or copy of Birth Certificate, Consular Report of Birth Abroad, Naturalization Certificate or Citizenship Card. If both birth parents are not traveling you must have written authorization from the parent(s) or proof of custody. Failure to provide such evidence may make you inadmissable to Canada." http://www.clippervacations.com/faq/crossingtheusborder#130452860446834&if_height=488

Well someone is looking for them in Toronto:Wanted: I need Enfagrow coupons and Pediasure cheques. - Markham / York Region Baby Items For Sale - Kijiji Markham / York Region Canada. (http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-baby-items-other-I-need-Enfagrow-coupons-and-Pediasure-cheques-W0QQAdIdZ275914049)
Seems to be a sign that they can be used there.

Thanks but, to travel to my son I know how I do.. I only want to know if can I use Enfagrow checks in canada because, I have $10 off on formula

Well someone is looking for them in Toronto:Wanted: I need Enfagrow coupons and Pediasure cheques. - Markham / York Region Baby Items For Sale - Kijiji Markham / York Region Canada. (http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-baby-items-other-I-need-Enfagrow-coupons-and-Pediasure-cheques-W0QQAdIdZ275914049)
Seems to be a sign that they can be used there.


And I read that they are issued in various places - US, Canada but in US dollars.

I think it'll be a case-by-case, try to buy situation.

I'm a little confused. If the checks/coupons are in canadian funds then there's no problem. If they are in US funds is there a problem with buying the formula in the US ahead of time? If you're flying I can see how it would be bulky though.

Exactly - the coupons mailed in US are in US funds; Canadian coupons are in Canadian funds.

I also think they are $5 each. The saving doesn't seem to be worth the bother because unless it's an extremely lengthy trip the child can use the product upon his/her return.

Thanks, Enfagrow checks works in Canada :)