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Nutritional Support When it Matters Most

When everyday meals are not enough, nutritional support can help people meet their nutritional requirements. A range of nutritional support options are available for people with specific medical conditions who require additional nutritional support. Fresubin brings together scientific expertise and care in a range of convenient formats, from drinks and crémes to specialised tube feeding solutions. 

Foods for Special Medical Purposes (FSMPs) are intended for the dietary management of disease-related malnutrition and should only be used under medical supervision. If you are concerned about your nutritional intake, speak to your doctor, dietitian or other healthcare professional.

Why Fresubin? Fresubin has over 50 years of experience in medical nutrition and is trusted in over 70 countries worldwide. There are more than 500 units consumed every minute worldwide (according to 2025 figures), and Fresubin's range is available in sip feed, dessert and tube feed formats.

Finding the Right Nutrition for You

When you’re living with a health condition, eating well isn’t always easy. Your body may need different nutrients, and you might find it harder to manage the portion sizes, textures, or foods you’re used to. 

This can make it harder to maintain your strength and support your recovery. 

Your healthcare professional may recommend oral nutritional supplements or tube feeding when your nutritional requirements cannot be met through diet alone.

Did you know that malnutrition can affect strength, recovery and quality of life. In addition, people over 65 and those living with cancer are among those most at risk.



Fresubin® products are classed as Foods for Special Medical Purposes and as such should be used under medical supervision. Fresenius Kabi are not able to sell products direct to patients or their carers. If you are concerned about your nutritional intake, we recommend speaking to your GP, dietitian, or healthcare team who can offer advice based on your medical history and individual needs.

 

GB-FreONS-2600097 September 2026