Jevity® Advance

Jevity Advance

Product Description

Jevity Advance is a 1.5kcal/ml, nutritionally complete tube feed with FOS (fructo-oligosaccharides), and a unique blend of high protein, additional vitamin D and CaHMB (calcium-β-hydroxy-β-methylbutyrate). Jevity Advance is available in 500 ml Ready to Hang bottles, which attach directly to Abbott giving sets.

Features

SUITABLE FOR KOSHER DIETSUITABLE FOR HALAL DIETSUITABLE FOR VEGETARIAN DIETGLUTEN FREE
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* Vitamin D is synthesised from cholesterol, extracted from the grease in wool sheared from live sheep. 

Nutritionally complete for vitamins and minerals in 1111 ml (excluding electrolytes, calculated using the UK Reference Nutrient Intake for men aged 19-50 years).

 

Nutrition

Jevity Advance is a Food for Special Medical Purposes, for use under medical supervision

 PER 100 MLPER 500 MLPER 1000 ML
Energy631 kJ / 150 kcal3153 kJ / 750 kcal6306 kJ / 1500 kcal
Protein

8.00 g

40.0 g80.0 g
Fibre0.75 g3.75 g7.5 g
of which FOS0.75 g3.75 g7.5 g

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