When Children Need Nutritional Support

Illness, feeding difficulties, or medical conditions can significantly affect a child's nutritional intake during a critical period of growth and development.

Frebini ENERGY (FIBRE) Drink* supports your kids on their journey with high energy, high-quality protein, an adapted fat profile, tailored micronutrients and special ingredients to Grow & Thrive.

Fresubin explains that common conditions requiring paediatric enteral nutrition include critical illness, paediatric intensive care, neurological impairment, cancer, gastrointestinal disorders, cystic fibrosis and failure to thrive

Flexible Options for Every Need

The Frebini range offers formats and energy densities to suit individual requirements and feeding methods.

Tube Feeds (500 mL bags):

  • Frebini ORIGINAL – 1,0 kcal/mL
  • Frebini ENERGY FIBRE – 1,5 kcal/mL

Oral Nutritional Supplements (200 mL bottles):

  • Frebini ENERGY Drink – 1,5 kcal/mL
  • Frebini ENERGY FIBRE Drink – 1,5 kcal/mL
Fresubin’s Frebini tube feed range includes Frebini ORIGINAL, ORIGINAL FIBRE, ENERGY and ENERGY FIBRE, and the oral nutritional supplement range for kids includes ENERGY Drink and ENERGY FIBRE Drink in a range of flavours to adequately support children’s nutrition

Delicious Flavours That Children Enjoy

Two tasty flavours of Frebini Drinks help children willingly consume them, giving parents the confidence to adequately support their nutrition. 

Frebini Drinks help increase energy intake and may improve body weight, contributing to normal growth while pleasing their taste buds.

Frebini ENERGY Drink: Strawberry 

Frebini ENERGY FIBRE Drink: Vanilla

High calorie paediatric drinks from Fresubin's Frebini range, supporting children who need additional energy and nutritional intake, including Frebini Chocolate-flavoured and Vanilla-flavoured ENERGY FIBRE Drink and Frebini Banana-flavoured and Strawberry-flavoured ENERGY Drink

*Food for Special Medical Purposes. Use under medical supervision only.

*For the dietary management of children (1-12 years) with or at risk of disease-related malnutrition.