"The Enfamil products are particularly concerning given the fact that an infant is being exposed to the products' contents through repeated ingestion several times a day," the proposed class action emphasizes, summarizing that the existence of organic fluorine in Enfamil formula raises significant health and safety concerns material to a reasonable consumer. According to the baby formula lawsuit, each product in Mead Johnson and Reckitt's Enfamil product line— Enfamil NeuroPro Infant Formula, Enfamil Simply ProSobee Plant-Based Infant Formula and Enfamil Infant Formula Milk-Based Powder with Iron —were found to contain "fully fluorinated carbon atoms and organic fluorine." Per the complaint, the results of two rounds of independent, third-party testing commissioned by the plaintiff indicated that the Enfamil products at issue contained "dangerous levels of organic fluorine," in amounts in excess of the limit set by certain state laws.