ProLon, L-Nutra and MOSH Nutrition Products
This collection carries nutrition products from the ProLon and L-Nutra range, including the ProLon Next Gen programme, a plant-based nutrition shake powder, L-Protein and the ProLon Fast Bar, alongside MOSH protein bars.
These are consumer nutrition products rather than clinical enteral feeding supplies. They are bought as a packaged programme, a supplement or a boxed bar, and what is in each one, how it is prepared and how it is meant to be used are set out by the manufacturer on the product and its accompanying materials.
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Before Starting: Speak With a Clinician
A structured nutrition programme changes what someone eats for a defined period, and whether that is appropriate depends entirely on the individual. This is a conversation to have with a doctor, dietitian or pharmacist before ordering rather than after.
It matters particularly for anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding, under 18 or over 70, managing a health condition, taking prescribed medication (especially medication where dosing is tied to food intake), underweight, recovering from illness or surgery, or with any history of an eating disorder. In several of these situations a programme of this kind may not be suitable at all, and that determination belongs with a clinician who knows the person's history.
The manufacturer sets out its own contraindications and warnings on the product, and those should be read in full before use. Where they conflict with clinical advice, the clinician's advice governs.
MediDepot supplies these products; we do not provide dietary advice or assess whether a programme suits an individual, and nothing on this page should be read as recommending one.
What Is Stocked
- ProLon Next Gen: the current generation of the ProLon programme, supplied as a complete pack containing the components for the programme period.
- ProLon fasting shake, plant-based nutrition powder: a plant-based powder supplied separately from the programme pack.
- L-Protein: a protein product from the same range.
- ProLon Fast Bar: a plant-based nutrition bar sold in boxes of 12.
- MOSH protein bars: whey, high protein and dairy-free plant-based bars in single-flavor boxes, plus trial and variety packs.
Ingredient lists, allergen information, nutritional composition and preparation instructions are specified on each product. Anyone with a food allergy or intolerance should check the ingredient list on the pack rather than relying on a category description, since formulations change between product generations.
Ordering, Storage and Shelf Life
These are food products with expiry dates, and the practical ordering points follow from that.
- Order against a planned start date. Buying several packs ahead means the later ones sit until their dates approach, which converts a bulk saving into waste.
- Store as the pack specifies. Powders are affected by heat and humidity, so a cupboard away from a cooker, a window or a bathroom is the right place rather than wherever there is space.
- Check dates on arrival and rotate stock so the oldest is used first, which matters most in a facility or practice holding more than one pack.
For practices and wellness providers stocking these products for clients, the relevant questions are usually about pack quantities and lead times. Request a quote for volume enquiries.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is in this collection?
Nutrition products from the ProLon and L-Nutra range (the ProLon Next Gen programme pack, a plant-based nutrition shake powder, L-Protein and the ProLon Fast Bar) and MOSH protein bars. These are consumer nutrition products rather than clinical enteral feeding supplies, which are a separate category.
Should I speak to someone before starting?
Yes. A structured nutrition programme changes what someone eats for a defined period, and whether that is appropriate depends entirely on the individual. That is a conversation to have with a doctor, dietitian or pharmacist before ordering rather than after, and it is the single most useful step someone considering one of these products can take.
Who should not start one of these programmes without medical advice?
Anyone pregnant or breastfeeding, under 18 or over 70, managing a health condition, taking prescribed medication (particularly where dosing is tied to food intake), underweight, recovering from illness or surgery, or with any history of an eating disorder. In several of these situations a programme of this kind may not be suitable at all, and that determination belongs with a clinician who knows the person's history.
Does MediDepot give advice on which programme to use?
No. We supply these products; we do not provide dietary advice or assess whether a programme suits an individual. Questions about suitability, timing, interaction with medication or how a programme fits alongside an existing condition should go to a clinician rather than to a supplier.
Where do I find ingredients and allergen information?
On the product itself. Ingredient lists, allergen declarations, nutritional composition and preparation instructions are specified by the manufacturer. Anyone with a food allergy or intolerance should check the pack rather than relying on a category description, since formulations change between product generations.
Do these products expire?
Yes, they are food products with expiry dates. Order against a planned start date rather than buying several packs ahead, since the later ones sit until their dates approach and a bulk saving turns into waste. Check dates on arrival and rotate stock so the oldest is used first.
How should they be stored?
As the pack specifies. Powders are affected by heat and humidity, so a cupboard away from a cooker, a window or a bathroom is the right place rather than wherever there happens to be space. Storage conditions affect shelf life, so a product kept badly may not last to its printed date.
What if I feel unwell while using one of these products?
Stop and seek medical advice. That applies to any nutrition product, and it applies regardless of what the programme materials say about what to expect. A clinician can tell whether what is happening is a reason to stop, and a supplier cannot.
Are these the same as clinical enteral feeding supplies?
No. Enteral nutrition products are prescribed and delivered under clinical supervision, usually via a feeding tube, for patients who cannot meet their needs by mouth. The products here are consumer nutrition products. The two categories are not interchangeable and should not be substituted for one another.
Can a practice stock these for clients?
Practices and wellness providers do stock them, and the relevant purchasing questions are usually pack quantities and lead times. Where a practice supplies these to clients, the responsibility for assessing individual suitability sits with the practitioner, and stock should be rotated by date as with any food product.
MediDepot Purchasing Advantages
- Price Match Guarantee: found the same product for less elsewhere? We will match the verified price.
- Equipment Financing: available on larger facility orders.
- Extended Warranty: available on qualifying equipment.
- Military Discount: available for qualifying military medical facilities and personnel.
- Request a Quote: pack quantities, lead times and practice stocking enquiries.
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