Dukes

Blooms The Chemist stocks the Dukes Weight Loss range, including meal replacement shakes, soups and oats. Shop the full range online or visit your nearest Blooms The Chemist store.

 

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Dukes is an Australian weight loss brand offering a range of high-protein, high-fibre meal replacement products designed to support calorie-controlled weight management. Meal replacement products are not suitable for everyone, so check the label and seek professional advice if you have any health conditions or are taking medicines. The Dukes range at Blooms The Chemist includes meal replacement shakes in a variety of flavours, available as larger satchels and variety packs for sampling multiple options. Dukes Weight Loss Soups and Dukes Weight Loss Oats are also available, offering a varied approach to meal replacement beyond shakes alone.

 

For those managing their weight, Blooms The Chemist also stocks a broader range of weight management and nutrition products and protein supplements and exercise recovery options.

 

How to use Dukes meal replacement products

  • Shakes: Prepare according to the directions on the packaging. Dukes shakes are formulated to replace one to two meals per day as part of a calorie-controlled diet.
  • Soups and oats: Prepare according to the directions on the packaging. These can provide variety as part of a structured meal replacement programme.
  • Not a total diet replacement: Dukes products are intended to replace individual meals, not your entire diet. At least one balanced meal should be consumed each day.

 

If you have any underlying medical conditions or are taking medication, speak with a Blooms The Chemist pharmacist or your GP before starting a meal replacement programme.

 

Using Dukes products safely

Meal replacement products are intended for use as part of a calorie-controlled diet in otherwise healthy adults. They are not suitable as a sole source of nutrition. [Source: Healthdirect Australia] If you have a medical condition such as diabetes, kidney disease or a history of disordered eating, seek advice from your GP or an accredited dietitian before using meal replacement products.