AYMES takes a fresh approach to compact supplements

Published: 5-Jul-2018
Dietary supplements Active Nutrition Food

AYMES International has launched the only ACBS-approved compact powder oral nutritional supplement on the market, 59% cheaper than the ready-to-drink market leader

For just 60 p a serving, patients can now enjoy a low-volume, fresh-tasting compact in five delicious flavours.

AYMES Shake Compact provides healthcare professionals with compelling reasons to prescribe.

As well as containing the highest number of calories per serving when compared with competitor RTDs, the convenient format and easy-to-mix formula boasts a 24-month shelf-life.

By switching from ready-to-drink compacts to AYMES Shake Compact, the NHS can realise further potential savings of £17.4 million this year.

This is more than the £41 million the NHS has saved on oral nutritional supplements since AYMES' entry into the market — driving down prices with high-quality products.

AYMES Shake Compact Factfile

  • Only ACBS approved powder compact
  • 59% cheaper than market-leading RTD
  • 60p per serving
  • Available in strawberry, vanilla, chocolate, banana and neutral flavours
  • 24 month shelf-life
  • Suitable for vegetarian, Halal and Kosher diets
  • Gluten free
  • Easy-to-mix formula
  • Companies:
  • Aymes International
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