Carnation Instant Breakfast Junior

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anonymous

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Was googling Carnation Instant Breakfast for the very high calorie stuff that someone mentioned in the adult forum -- that stuff I think was lactose free, similar to pediasure. Anyway I found Carnation Instant Breakfast Junior -- apparently has 580 calories per container and has added fiber and calcium.

Just wondering if anyone has ever tried this and if so, where do you get it?

<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.nestle-nutrition.com/product.aspx?objectID=456BA46C-19AA-4387-AA1E-4894D3754914">http://www.nestle-nutrition.co...4387-AA1E-4894D3754914</a>
 
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Lurking4now

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I clicked on the link...it looked to me like you would get a
prescription for most of that stuff.  The drink  that was
lactose free was specifically labelled lactose free on the right
hand side.  But with a prescription, insurance might pay for
it?
 
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anonymous

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The very high calorie stuff has 580 calories per 8 ounce. I think this container is 240 ml also -- at 580 calories. Maybe I read it wrong... A friend of mine gets this for her kids now instead of pediasure, but not sure how many calories it has in it or where she gets it from. She works at a pharmacy, but I don't know. The people on the adult forum just ordered the very high calorie stuff online. Liza
 
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anonymous

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Yes there is high calorie stuff that has 500+ calories, but this junior stuff only looks to me to have 1 calorie per ml and the serving is 250mL. Just look closly at what you are buying. I just don't want someone to buy a case of this and think they are getting the high cal drink. I could be wrong, but just check, thats all.
 
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anonymous

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Yep, just read the nutritional info -- calories 1 per ml. Just wonder how it compares to pediasure. We use regular carnation instant breakfast powder with whole milk and cream, but this might be fine for travelling. The Very High Calorie stuff is lactose free like pedia sure. Liza
 
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anonymous

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Click on the nutritional panel off to the right side. Each ml is one calorie...Serving size is 250 ml...so total calories is 250.
 
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anonymous

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Here is a link to the very high calorie version with560 calories.

<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.nestle-nutrition.com/product.aspx?objectID=2A77E1DA-2932-4AB1-A00D-F5D1A0B9F965">http://www.nestle-nutrition.co...4AB1-A00D-F5D1A0B9F965</a>
 
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reillybug

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Reilly drinks at least 1 of the Carnation Instant Breakfast Plus a day. They have 375 calories, with 17 grams of fat. I buy them from a place called Hocks.com. They are $25.95/case, versus $35.95 at the Nestle site. Expensive, but worth every penny. I am very anxious to see how much weight she has gained since her last appt. If she isn't into eating dinner, I give her a "shake" and am satisfied that she got the nutrients she needs. Here is the link:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://hocks.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=HOP&Product_Code=4826442&source=pricegrabber&kw=4826442
">http://hocks.com/Merchant2/mer...icegrabber&kw=4826442
</a>
 
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anonymous

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HI, My name is Jeanine and my son is now on carnation plus which is 375 cal and 156.2 g of fat and I am going to order him the very high calorie for next month and it is 560 Kal and 30.6g of fat. I am getting it from extra helpings that creon offers if you send in your receipt when you purchase your enzymes. They send me a free case per month. It is in cans just like pediasure which he was on before. We also use nutren junior but we are excited to try this new very high calorie one. For more information on extra helpings contact the cf services pharmacy or 1-800-541-4959 they also send me his vitamins source cf free of charge. My daughter gets a case free a month also and her vitamins. Hope I was of some help. If you want to email me feel free at www.burkhalter_95@sbcglobal.net.
Thank you,
Jeanine mother of Sydney 9 w/cf and Trey 5 w/cf and Abbey 2 w/o cf
 
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anonymous

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I noticed after I sent my reply that it said 156.2 g of fat when really it was suppose to say 16.2 for the nestle plus. I am sure you who drink this new what I ment. Thanks
 
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anonymous

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