Concerning drinks/meals for the first 30 days

[joshazkid1 6]

I have found several websites for the VSG diet and meal plans for the first month. Does anyone recommend a good site to purchase the 30 (or more) days meal kit. I'm not overly worried of costs I just want the "convenience" of having no guesswork and to just follow a plan on paper so to speak. Any thoughts would be helpful. Thank you again.

[TinyTink 268]

I would only follow the plan your surgeon or NUT gives you. And I wouldn't buy lots ahead of time because your tastes and tolerance may change.

[joshazkid1 6]

Good point I am having this done in Mexico and they actually sale the day 1-14 and 1-30 days meal kits themselves and I found many online and virtually all were the same. I was looking to try and find what most people prefer though.

[TinyTink 268]

I hadn't heard of the kits until you mentioned them. I'm preop and have been sampling and I do like the Premier Protein and powders?utm_source=BariatricPal&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_campaign=CommentLink" target="_ad" data-id="1" >unjury the best so far. Now I'm just going to wait for my date to buy more. I'm going to Mexico too.

[joshazkid1 6]

Sounds good I haven't tried Rhodes I'll order a few and try to. I ordered a few from Bariatric Fusion and it tasted like I was eating chalk. I'm having mine done on the 18... Fun fun fun and now the nerves are kicking in.

[Turing's Ghost 5]

I had my sleeve surgery 3 weeks ago today (Nov 10). I made the mistake of buying several cases of Isopure liquid in advance -- thinking that I'd everything on hand. I liked the Isopure liquid but it became tiresome after a few days -- even with 4 different flavors. So I've since purchased Isopure powder and similar Protein drinks from unjury and BariatricPal. For me, variety is the key to compliance. I now buy from different vendors. It has worked for me so far.

[BLERDgirl 6,417]

I have found several websites for the VSG diet and meal plans for the first month. Does anyone recommend a good site to purchase the 30 (or more) days meal kit. I'm not overly worried of costs I just want the "convenience" of having no guesswork and to just follow a plan on paper so to speak. Any thoughts would be helpful. Thank you again.

You can work this out for free with your nutritionist. In my handbook it list not only recommended shakes, powders, etc.. but it included sample meals plans for each eating stage. Your NUT can help you develop something similar. Call them.

I tried several powders, drink etc.. pre-op but only bought 2 weeks worth for post-op life. I wanted to make sure I liked and could tolerate whatever I purchased. I also did a variety of things including buying kefir from the market.

[joshazkid1 6]

Thank you for all the information I'll buy a variety so i have enough for a week or so. Thank you again.