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Fresubin® oral nutritional supplements and enteral tube feeds, formulated to keep you thriving.

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Condition-Specific Support

There’s far more to nutrition than simply getting enough calories. Across our range you’ll find formulas designed to address your wider health needs.

The Fresubin range includes high energy and high protein sip feed drinks that are convenient, and have a great taste; tube feeds offering complete nutrition for various clinical needs; spoonable crème cups that are high in energy and protein and ideal as a snack or dessert in a variety of flavours; and, powders that can be used in food or drinks flexibly to adjust energy and protein to your desired consistency.

Formats to Fit Your Life

Whether your preferences are based on volume, flavour, texture, or dietary needs, you can meet them without compromising on nutrition.

Support Better Outcomes

Getting the right nutrition, whether through an oral nutritional supplement drink, crème or feeding tube, can help you feel stronger, recover faster and spend less time in hospital.¹⁻⁶

Providing Nutritional Support that Works for You.

Our product portfolio includes a range of formulas designed to help you stay nourished while managing the demands of specific conditions, for example:

Supportan®: Made to support you through cancer treatment and recovery.

Diben®: Designed to help you maintain glycaemic control while staying nourished.

Fresubin®: A range of products with varying amounts of calories and protein to provide the nutrition best suited for your specific needs and preferences.

Frebini®: Provides paediatric patients with the nutrients they need to stay nourished and growing.

Find the Right Fit

Alongside a range of nutritional profiles, our product portfolio also includes solutions tailored to different feeding needs, giving you the variety to fuel your life in your way.

Fresubin 2 KCAL: Offering a higher-energy, 2 KCAL formulations can help in situations where tolerance is limited to low volumes. It provides two different flavours, providing non-fibre and fibre, and crème options.

Creme Options: 2 KCAL formulation in a thickened, spoonable texture that conforms to IDDSI level 4, allowing for safe swallowing in cases of dysphagia.

Tube Feeds: Designed for simplicity and convenience, our enteral options help you meet your nutritional needs, even when oral intake is limited.

^{IDDSI = International Dysphagia Diet Standardisation Initiative}

Fresubin's range is designed to meet a variety of needs including Plant-Based Tube Feed, Chocolate-flavoured 2KCAL Crème, Cappuccino-flavoured 2KCAL FIBRE Drink and Vanilla-flavoured Thickened Level 2, helping you find the right fit.

Fresubin Tube Feeds

Discover how Fresubin tube feeds can support your nutritional requirements.

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Fresubin Oral Nutritional Supplements

Explore Fresubin’s ONS products in more detail to find the right product for you.

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Fresubin is more than nutrition – it fuels the small steps that help people feel like themselves again.

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*Fresubin® products are food for special medical purposes, to be used under medical supervision.

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