These taste good and texture Great. They are nutritious. They work great as a meal replacement. The size is nice and makes it so portable. Decent price. I will buy again.

Ensure MAX is a staple in my house - good, simple way to get needed protein.... good-tasting too.

This milk was recommended to me because I'm on a diet, and I bought it to try it because sometimes chocolate milk doesn't agree with me, but this one is easy to digest, low in calories, and has only 1 gram of sugar. I drank it in the morning, and it kept me feeling full for a long time. I made a good choice, and I share it with my husband, so I'll have to buy more soon. I recommend it!!

I started with another brand, but after being shorted on my order and the seller not making good on promises to provide a new order, I decided to switch to a different brand. I also wanted to try vanilla and couldn't seem to find it in the other brand.I was able to order French Vanilla and Chocolate in the Ensure, but I couldn't find the Creamy Peach that is supposed to be a new flavor.This is a comparison.The other product I ordered was Premier Protein. It's a quality product, but cost me nearly 23 cents an ounce. It was thick and creamy and very tasty. The thicker fluid seemed more shake-like, but I didn't find that particularly important. The Ensure can be partially frozen to be more shake-like if the thickness is important to you. To me there is a slight, but not unpleasant aftertaste and tongue coating in all protein drinks. The tongue coating is similar to what happens after drinking a glass of milk.I could only order chocolate in the Premier Protein, so I can't compare the vanilla to vanilla, but the chocolates were both fine. Because of the thinner consistency, the Ensure reminded me a bit of a Yahoo drink, but it's not as sweet.As I said, the Ensure is thinner, but both flavors are equally good in taste. Both brands are 11 fluid oz, 30g protein. Premier has 24 vitamins and minerals while Ensure has 25. Both had 1 g sugar.The difference: After trying to research Ensure prior to ordering, I found out after the fact, there is corn fiber in it. Corn syrup can give me a lot of joint pain, especially in my hips. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the corn fiber will not have the same effect. If it does, I will update my review.The Ensure was 19 cents per fluid ounce, but while I was figuring out what I would say in this review, the price increased by $1.32 per box of 12, right in front of my eyes. So, at this point, Ensure will cost you 20 cents per fluid oz. So, at this point, there is a difference of about 33 cents per container. That may not seem like much, but over a year of use, it adds up to anyone that may be on a very tight budget.The Ensure comes in smaller boxes of 12. The Premier I ordered was sold as a box of 18, but it was only 15.I ordered a box of 12 Ensure that came with 3 packs of 4, packaged as they would be on a store shelf. The 4 packs were in a very sturdy box and the boxes inside another box. It's a good thing they were well packed, as the outside box had received some abuse. My product was fine.I ordered the Ensure Friday afternoon and by late Saturday afternoon, I had the product instead of waiting nearly 2 weeks as I did from the other seller of the Premier Protein.As I said, the price is better for the Ensure, I found the taste very similar. There is very little different in the nutritional components and the seller/delivery was superior. The two differences are the thickness and that Ensure does have corn fiber.If you need extra protein in your diet, or get busy and forget about lunch etc. like I do, I think you will appreciate the convenience of these drinks.

Good stuff, 30 g of protein… I can only find 9 g of protein in the grocery store. I recommend you drink only one of these today. Every day.

I’ve spent years "iterating in the field" of protein supplements, and most of them taste like someone tried to flavor a drywall panel with a whisper of cocoa. This Ensure Max Protein Shake is a total anomaly. It is, without exaggeration, the best-tasting protein shake I’ve ever had.The "Milk Chocolate" Miracle:Usually, "Ready to Drink" is code for "Keep a chaser nearby." But this? It actually tastes like chocolate milk. Not "diet" chocolate milk, not "chemically enhanced" chocolate milk—just smooth, creamy goodness. It’s the first time I’ve looked forward to a protein hit rather than treating it like a mandatory administrative task.The Quantified Stats:30g of Protein: That’s a serious amount of fuel for muscle health without feeling like you’ve swallowed a brick.1g of Sugar: I don’t know what kind of wizardry was used to make 1g of sugar taste this decadent, but I’m not asking questions.4g of Fiber: A nice little bonus for the internal "infrastructure."The Personal Verdict:If you’re like me and you value a "win" that requires the least amount of effort, this is it. No powder, no clumpy shakers, no lingering aftertaste of crushed vitamins. It’s just 11 ounces of pure, efficient bliss. Whether you’re recovering from a workout or just trying to survive a long afternoon of DIY projects, this is the gold standard.I’m officially done with the chalky competitors. This is the only one staying in my fridge from now on.

It’s one of the best products in the world. I love how it tastes, has 30 grams of protein and only 150 Calories each, plus other vitamins and minerals. I had bariatric surgery and need to reach 65 grams of protein and eat less than 1,000 Calories. This super product is part of my daily meals, at least one of my meals every single day.

Taste great. Love chocolate. Not a fan of vanilla.