My child has ADHD and he takes medication. The medication makes him loose his appitite. And he does not get enough vitamins. The pediasure definately helps. He loves the taste and takes it to school for lunch. He would finish his drink before his food.

My son has always been tiny and hovered around the 8th-10th percentile on weight charts. After his pediatrician recommended Pediasure I bought the ready-made and he literally threw the cup across the room (think it had to much of a protein drink flavor). Thank goodness for the powder though. We bought a can of the powder to mix in his regular cup of milk. A scoop of the vanilla (as well as a scoop of a chocolate breakfast shake powder for flavor) in a cup of whole milk twice a day is the ONLY thing that has kept my almost 4yo at 30lbs and up to the 12th percentile. He asks for his cup because he loves it so much. My only recommendations is 1) Make a Chocolate flavor as well ( I hate the sugar in the other powder I have to use in conjunction.) and 2) Please don't stop producing the powder. It is on the expensive side but more cost efficient than ready-made and my son loves it. Thank you Pediasure!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love all of the vitamins and nutrients in this item. I do wish however it would mix down better and not be so clumpy. I tried it with milk and water, hot and cold to remove this texture from it. The taste wasn’t that bad to me but my kids personally hated it and refused to drink it. Perhaps maybe the liquid form would be easier or with less picky children.

My sons are picky eaters and its hard to find foods that they like that are both nutritious and yummy. They love the chocolate Pediasures and have no problem drinking two a day, and I have no problem with it either since each one is packed with all the good vitamins their growing body needs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter loves this. We had tried chocolate before, and she wasn't drinking  much of it. This however, she finishes it quick. The container comes with a scoop, you just might have to dig for it when you first open it. It mixes great, there is no chalky residue when you drink it.

My grandson is a picky eater and in the percentile of weight for his age. He consumes at least one of these a day. While I wish he had a better appetite, I feel good about the vitamins and nutrients he gets from his daily Pediasure. It’s a mainstay in my pantry and refrigerator.

I love that you added a powder form of PediaSure. My son loves it, and I like that it is less expensive. I refuse to buy the liquid PediaSure because it is too expensive. I would recommend that you put a measuring scoop with the product to make it easier for customers. Other flavors would be nice too.

My son is a very picky eater to the point where he didn't want to eat anything but cookies and chips. I was thinking maybe i should bring him to the Dr but i really don't want him to take meds that will blow him up. So one day i was in the store and i said maybe we should try pedisure. He was with me so i let him pick what kind he wanted and he picked vanilla. Well he calls it "The Giraffe Milk" because of the giraffe on the bottle. He tells everyone that he is wants to get tall like the giraffe that's why he drinks it. He Loves it...

I have been giving these chocolate shakes to my daughter daily since she was four years old (she is nine now) but recently I started giving her you strawberry, vanilla and berry shakes. She quickly got tired of the taste of the vanilla one and didn't like the strawberry one;she hated the berry one and refused to drink it but enjoys the Chocolate ones and drinks then just fine (especially when cooled) so I recommend more than I don't recommend

We just found out that our little one might be allergic to dairy, she's 2 year old now, and we've been on Pediasure since she was 18 months. Back then she just didn't like the toddler's formula, I tried out whole milk but whole milk doesn't seem to have enough nutrients. So we tried out Pediasure, and she likes it. But now I'm running out of options because our LO might be allergic to dairy and we've been trying all kinds of non-dairy drink, but she doesn't seem to like it any of it; and it doesn't seem to have a enough nutrients.