pediasure, gain or promil?

Submitted by ginbuen on October 10, 2009 - 16:42

my son turned one and will be changing his milk, as of now were using pediasure, but just the same i value your feedback with regard to this brands. accdg to pedia, all of them are good brands but a friend of mine suggested pediasure.

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Submitted by Xtina Rafael (not verified) on August 21, 2011 - 10:15.

My son use to take Enfagrow until he reached 3 years old. We tried to give him Enfakid but doensn't like it. So we switched to PediaSure. It's more expensive but it's okay because he likes drinking it. I wanted him to try Gain Sch Adv but I'm afraid that it will just go to waste. He is so picky. He must took it from me.

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Submitted by Percy (not verified) on February 15, 2010 - 18:13.

is pediasure is sweet as promil?

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Submitted by ginbuen on October 14, 2009 - 00:05.

thanks so much for the input

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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on October 10, 2009 - 18:28.

hi! my son was given pediasure after he had his first fever because he lost 1 kilo in two days (during typhoon milenyo). according to our pedia, pediasure is given to recovering kids or for underweight kids because pediasure is a high calorie milk. even when my son regained the weight he lost and more (much more!), the pedia still wanted him to continue pediasure for 6 months to 1 year. after 1 year, he went back to enfapro na. now, he's drinking gain school advance. yes, i think promil and gain are almost the same, although, gain yata is a little sweeter which is why my son prefers it than promil. pediasure is different because of the calorie content, it's thicker and more delicious. hope this helps.

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