Fortisip Compact Protein

Fuel the Fight Against Cancer with Nutrition

Fortisip Compact Protein is a food for special medical purposes to be used under medical supervision.

"My Mother in-law, was getting forgetful and getting more anxious about her memory. We took her to a doctor who recommended Souvenaid to us. She started drinking 1 bottle of Souvenaid Cappuccino every day since August 2021. She appears more alert, energetic and less forgetful to me."

– Mrs Loh (daughter in-law)

"My mum was diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment by her doctor. She was becoming more forgetful and often skipping meals which caused her energy to be low. As a housewife, she used to cook everyday but had stopped all household chores as she felt lethargic. In October 2022, she started drinking a bottle of Souvenaid® everyday with her doctor’s recommendation and she enjoys the Cappuccino flavour. We have observed her to be more energetic and has started doing simple chores such as sewing and she now interacts more with us."

– Iris (daughter)

"My grandfather was diagnosed with early Alzheimer’s Disease by his Geriatrician. Last year, his Geriatrician recommended Souvenaid® to him. I have noticed that my Grandpa is less repetitive in his daily conversations and appears to be more energetic. I can see a difference in my Grandpa. He now takes part in more activities and has started playing his favourite card games like Solitaire once again”.

– Samuel (Grandson)

"I am 52 years old and was diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment 6 years ago. My doctor recommended Souvenaid® to me 1 ½ years ago. I try to be creative in how I drink my Souvenaid®. Sometimes I drink Souvenaid® as my coffee or made into a shake. Since I started drinking Souvenaid®, I noticed that I am more alert. Further to taking Souvenaid® coupled with morning walks at the park and good sleep, my recent yearly mental tests conducted by my doctor have shown improvement. My doctor was also pleased with my progress.  I have a clear mind and still hold a full-time executive role."

– Agnes