Abbott Prosure® Orange Flavour(380g*2 cans)

Abbott Prosure® Orange Flavour(380g*2 cans)

Help patients successfully complete cancer treatment and improve treatment tolerance

• Contains fish oil EPA¹ - helps maintain weight and reduce inflammation ²

• Concentrated calories - eating in small amounts can increase calorie intake

• Rich in protein - helps rebuild and maintain muscle mass and promotes weight gain

• Moderate fat - reduces satiety

• Contains dietary fiber FOS- helps intestinal health

• 24 kinds of vitamins and minerals-supplement nutrition and maintain immunity

medical evidence

Prosure® No.1 most recommended by family doctors *
- More than 20 international cancer medical evidence ^3-24

- Consume 2 cups of Prosure® daily for 3 weeks²⁵, providing a total of 2.2 grams of fish oil EPA¹,

- Helps gain weight, significantly improves appetite, and helps patients successfully complete the treatment course.

Suitable for drinkers

People who need basic nutritional supplements for cancer treatment

Recommended serving size : 2 cups daily

With surgery or treatment, long-term nutritional supplements are required for follow-up conditioning.

Please use the measuring spoon in the jar, add 9 level spoons of Prosure® to 95ml of water and stir

When Prosure® is completely dissolved, add an additional 95ml of water, stir slowly and set aside.

Complete the serving of 1 cup! Please drink 2 cups of Prosure® outside of three main meals for additional nutritional supplement. After reconstitution, Prosure® can be stored in the refrigerator and consumed in small amounts within 24 hours.

Prosure® is suitable for people who are lactose sensitive or lactose intolerant.

If the cancer patient's appetite, weight and muscle growth are still unsatisfactory, it is recommended that the patient continue to drink Prosure® to increase appetite, maintain weight and muscle mass. If the patient wants to ensure the daily nutritional intake, it is recommended to drink Abbott Ensure® Low Sugar to supplement comprehensive and balanced nutrition. It is recommended to check with your doctor or registered dietitian.