Customer Reviews

Resource? Breeze, Variety Case, Orange, Peach and Wild Berry, 8-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 27)

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This product always comes on time and is exactly what I ordered. The hospital told us that it was only available through a prescription, but thanks to Amazon, that proved not to be the case. Great service.

My daughter was terminally ill and the boost was the only thing she would eat. we couldn't find it in any store, again thank you for making her life alot brighter

My niece is two years old and has horrible reflux. She really struggles with eating. It is a constant struggle to get her to gain and maintain weight. On days when she refuses to eat, they offer her these, as she loves juice. She takes these very well. They are nutritious and higher in calories. These have been a life saver (literally) for her.

Got these for my husband who needs to gain weight. He likes them and will drink them without any complaint. They taste like liquid jello to me.

this juice is very nice and helpfful to me n they way that it helps me to gain weight.when ever i am losing weight and not keeping my food down it really helps to keep me sustained for awhile.

I found Breeze, which resembles juice, more palatable than Ensure and somewhat better than Boost, which like Breeze comes from Nestle. The Peach flavor is by far the best to my way of thinking. Orange, I found, poor; Berry, midway between Peach and Orange in acceptability. However, all are quite sweet and have more glucose in them than I think is a good idea for invalids. Therefore, I have stopped drinking Breeze, despite the pleasant flavor of the peach.

This product was recommended while in hospital recently. Unfortunately, it is not available in grocery stores. Good old Amazon came to the rescue in short order. I always check with them first now when I need something unusual.

Una

My daughter was very ill last winter and lost over 10 pounds(at age 2). Since then she has slowly gained the weight back with the help of nutritional supplements such as Pediasure, Boost, etc. In the hospital the nutritionists gave us Boost Breezes as an alternative to the often thick and rich milkshake-like drinks that my daughter was sick of. She loves these! They are a bit more expensive than the Pediasure, Boost, etc. but they are well worth it. I can get her to drink 2 of these to replace 2 of her 3 required supplements each day with ease and they don't make her stomach feel overly full. These are great for children, she loves all three of the flavors equally. And of course they are gluten free which is a must because my daughter has Celiac Disease.