Quoted from the LLLI Fact Sheet, 1994: "At 57 weeks post conception (4 months adjusted age) both pre-term and full-tern human milk-fed infants had significantly better visual evoked potential and forced-choice p[referential-looking acuity than formula-fed infants; at 36 months, full-tern human milk-fed children had significantly better random dot stereo acuity and letter matching ability than formula-fed children." Birch E et al. Breast-feeding and optimal visual development. _J Periatr Ophthal Strab_ 1993; 30:33-38. AND "Healthy, term infants fed breast milk had better visual-evoked potential activity and higher DHA levels than infants who received infant formula as their major energy source." Makrides M et al. Erythrocyte docosahexaenoic acid correlates with the visual response of healthy term infants. _Pediatr Res_ 33(4):425-27. Karen Zeretzke Baton Rouge, Louisiana [log in to unmask]