Nutrison

Due to illness, surgery, medication or treatment, you may not be able, allowed or willing to eat. While good nutrition is extra important. Tube feeding can then be a good solution. Tube feeding is used as a supplement to or complete replacement of normal nutrition.

Nutrison is a tube feeding for patients who need a normal amount of protein and calories.

Nutrison is a food for medical use and is recommended by your doctor or dietician for disease-related malnutrition or when you are at risk of malnutrition.

When will you receive Nutrison?

To ensure that your weight remains stable and to possibly gain weight again, you will be tube fed. There are different types of Nutrison tube feeding tailored to the needs of individual patients. Your doctor or dietitian knows which diet is right for you.

Nutrisone can be prescribed when you need a normal amount of protein and calories, but you are not getting enough nutrients. Or, for example, if you have swallowing problems or a chronic illness.

Nutrisone is low in lactose, gluten-free and contains no fiber.  Contains milk, soy, fish.

Usage 

Check for external abnormalities. Shake well before use. Do not dilute or add medication. Recommended to store cool and dry. Administer at room temperature. After opening, (foil punctured and administration system removed), close the bottle and store in the refrigerator for up to 24 hours.

If connected to the administration system (handled aseptically, closed system), the bottle has an attachment time of up to 24 hours.

If the cap is removed from the bottle (in use as an open system), it has a retention time of up to 8 hours.

Packaging 

Box with 8 bottles of 1000 ml

Item codes 

132201

Contraindications 

Not suitable for infants and for patients with galactosaemia

Compensation 

Nutrison can be reimbursed by health insurance under certain conditions. Your doctor or dietician knows how he/she can apply for reimbursement and what the conditions are.

Nutrison is recommended by your doctor or dietician and is available from your pharmacy and/or facility company, depending on the conditions of your health insurer.