Nutricia High Calorie Super Soluble Powder - Support Supplement - Energy with Dual Source of Carbohydrate & Fat - Dairy-Free - Unflavored, 14.1 oz (Case of 6)

Great quality, expensive but worth it.

Helps my mom’s appetite

I use this every morning in my coffee dissolves quickly no flavor

My son was in the NICU for three months and having "Polycal" added to his formula. When we got discharged we had one can that they gave us and it ran out extremely quickly. We didn't have anymore that fast, we were totally panicking. I must have called 10 medical establishments, two of which were his former hospitals; one had never even heard of it, and the other had no suggestions for a temporary substitute. He was on it, as far as I was aware ,for intermitten hypoglycemia and also to increase calories without increasing volume. So my panick was that his sugars would drop. Didn't appear that anyone cared though. I managed to cut a batch of formula down to half the polycal normally used in the hopes of weening down, and then basically had none. During that time, I came online looking for it. No one would deliver it in anything under a week, or a store would look like they had it, but really wouldn't (Amazon, included). I even went to the Nutricia website (the people that make Polycal and Duocal), and it was frigging discontinued, they don't even make it anymore (which honestly makes me question the freshness of any of the cans website still claim to sell). I decided duocal was better than nothing, plus it had more stuff in it that seemed normal. Polycal is nasty and is literally just maltodextrin, which I personally can't even have without being very sick. I came across Duocal. Duocal is not maltodextrin and has fats, carbs, calcium, and added calories. The problem was that it is not recommended for children under 1 yr old.. :/ my baby is 4 months. I ordered it anyway bc it was better to have something that is at least kid friendly on hand just in case. As soon as I got it, I called pediatrician and asked about it. She called his Endocrinologist and GI specialists and they approved the use of the Duocal. During the week we were scrambling to get the polycal, my son was having very bad spitups. To the point of throwing up half his feeds. As soon as we started the Duocal back up, the spitups calmed down. We also begna adding oatmeal to his formula which he LOVES. Between the duocal and the oatmal he is getting almost 5 extra calories added to his feeds. He lost 5 ounces in once week last week... since then? GAINED IT ALL BACK. His pediatrician was very concerned and would have hospitalized him if he hadnt gained any weight back. We are very thankful for the duocal and while I would always recommend professional approval, my chlid is not a year old and he is able to take the duocal just fine. His pee and poop are normal. We are very happy. The one star deduction is for the price. We got MAYBE 2 weeks out of the can. $100 a month for this stuff is ridiculous. The polycal was cheaper. I understand its a different product but 35$ is a lot. The shirts I buy on this site aren't even that much. A baby carrier I just got him wasn't half that. So, they get a star taken off. Otherwise, pretty good stuff!!!

Exactly the same item in picture and fast shipping!

A nutritionist recommended this for our granddaughter, it's easy to mix with milk, juice, pudding. We're very satisfied with the product and will purchase again

Unflavored is a lie. SIGNIFICANTLY changed the taste of beverages. Now I’m stuck with six cans of garbage my wife won’t drink.

My toddler has struggled to gain weight, since he was born. His doctor recommended this product to give him extra calories. This has helped him to gain weight. We mix it with his milk, and he doesn’t notice a difference in the taste or texture of the milk.

Gave it twice to my daughter in very small quantity with her milk and she threw up not long after. I tried it myself and it is not good, the taste and the texture is awful. Can't tell if it's the product, as it is first time ever trying it. Overall disappointing.

Recommend for our kid to help with weight gain. Says it's taste and texture free, somehow after adding a very small quantity to milk he wouldn't touch it. Tried without and drank all of the milk. After reading the ingredients it's based on coconut oil and my son hates coconut so I think the taste does come through to young sensitive palette.