BOOST Glucose Control Max Protein Nutritional Drink, Very Vanilla, 11 FL OZ

My husband is a diabetic, and these are his go-to shakes. He says they are delicious and taste like sugar cereal milk with only one gram of sugar in the drink itself. I know how protein shakes can be hit or miss, but these are worth trying and buying again and again. With 30 grams of protein, they are filling and effective to help get my husband stable in the morning and able to take his meds. I think that this is a great and convenient way to get a quick breakfast or other meal replacement.

Parents seem to have liked it.

Bought these for my mom, loves the taste. She couldn’t believe they only had 1 gram of sugar. Why is the chocolate flavor priced higher? It’s the same product lower the price point to the same as the vanilla.

Gave this product 4 stars because I can't figure out how to not have it clumpy when I drink it. It has extra protein than other Boost products I have purchased but even if I shake it for a very long time it seems to still have clumps of protein powder in it. The clumps taste good but I wish it was smoother like the other Boost drinks with 20 grams of protein. If ya pop them straight into the fridge you will definitely have clumps so shake them as long as you can before putting them into the cold fridge. I may try using them in the blender next to solve the clumping problem. Still working on this.

tastes as good as boost high protein but has less than 10% of the carbs. max has proportionately (thanks spell check) the same amount of protein as hp. max cost is $0.24/oz; hp is $0.23/oz. max comes in 11 oz bottles; hp in 8oz bottles. (ok, check my math. max comes in 12 to a pk for $32, hp is 24 to a pk for $44.) i eat word problems for breakfast. taste is for very vanilla.correction: boost high protein is $39 per 24 pk which results in a cost/oz of $0.20 vs $0.24 for max.max does not have fiber like the 3 grams in hp.unless you are lifting, go for the max (pi). Dan