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Enterex Kidz Nutritional Shake Mix

Enterex Enterex Kidz Nutritional Shake Mix is a kids' meal replacement protein powder (1–13 years) with 8 g of protein per 3 scoops (52 g). It scores 33/100 on the TBPP Quality Score. We found no third-party testing certification.

No third-party testing foundAdded amino acids
Our score
33/100
Methodology v1.0
Protein
8g
3 scoops (52 g)
Sugar
5g
Per serving
Protein by weight
15%
Per serving
$2.71
$8.48 per 25 g protein

Nutrition per serving

Vanilla flavor, from the label.

Nutrition per serving
Serving size3 scoops (52 g)
Protein8 g
Calories230
Carbohydrates30 g
Sugar5 g
Fat9 g
Sodium160 mg
Protein by weight15%
LeucineNot verified
BCAAsNot verified

How it scored

33 of 100 points. How we score

CriterionPointsWhy
Protein density6 / 3015% of each scoop is protein
Third-party testing0 / 25No verified independent testing program
Label transparency10 / 20adds free amino acids that inflate the protein number
Sugar6 / 105 g sugar per serving
Ingredient simplicity6 / 10Mix of natural and artificial flavors or sweeteners
Verified label data5 / 57 of 7 label values verified

Formula and label

Formula and label
TypeMeal Replacement
Made forKids (1–13 years, per the brand)
Protein sourcesMilk Protein Concentrate, Milk Protein Isolate, Sodium Caseinate
Third-party testingNone found
SweetenersSugar
Proprietary blendNo
Added free amino acidsYes
DietaryGluten-Free
AllergensMilk, Soy
Made byEnterex (Megalabs USA (Victus)) · USA
Sold atAmazon

Price

$18.99 for 400 g (7 servings). About $2.71 per serving, or $8.48 per 25 g of protein.

Sizes: 400 g (14.1 oz), 800 g

Flavors (1)

  • Vanilla

Buying for a child

Age range from the brand: 1–13 years. This label starts below age 4. We don’t tag products for children under 4: please ask your pediatrician about this one. Most kids get enough protein from food, and our score is built for adult protein powders, so a kids' nutrition shake scores lower on protein density by design. Check with your pediatrician before adding a shake. What to look for in a kids' protein shake

Sources

US Vanilla Nutrition Facts from the brand's Amazon listing label image (71Ndsg-VLRL; enterex.com's US link goes to its Amazon store): 7 servings per 400 g can, 3 scoops 52 g, 230 kcal, 9 g fat (1 g sat, 7 g mono), 5 mg cholesterol, 160 mg sodium, 30 g carbs, 1 g fiber, 5 g total sugars incl. 5 g added sugars, 8 g protein; 28 vitamins and minerals. Ingredients start maltodextrin, sunflower creamer (contains sodium caseinate and soy lecithin), milk protein concentrate, sugar, vitamin/mineral premix with added L-arginine, taurine, L-carnitine, choline and inositol, then milk protein isolate and soluble corn fiber; natural and artificial vanilla flavor. Contains: Milk, Soy. Label carries a California Prop 65 lead warning. Brand page (enterex.com, Spanish): complete and balanced pediatric nutritional formula for children 1–13 years, gluten-free, suitable for lactose-intolerant children, not for galactosemia, oral/enteral use only, use per a health professional's advice; preparation 52 g in 174 mL water for a 225 mL serving. Amazon claims 44% less sugar than leading kids' shakes. Price $18.99 for 400 g on Amazon 2026-10-14.

Good to know

Last checked 2026-10-14. Labels change, so check the package before buying if you have allergies. If you are pregnant, nursing or buying for a child, ask your doctor before adding a supplement.