The same lunchbox as their friends.

Bread, pasta, biscuits, breadsticks: everything children love, in a low-protein version.

Lunchbox with two rolls filled with spread, mini breadsticks, chocolate chip biscuits and fruit, next to a carton of Taranis Dalia, surrounded by three little Taranis characters

Build my monthly basket

In Belgium, up to €2,646.60 reimbursed per year, on prescription from the specialist centre.

The protein counter

The difference is counted in grams.

The same foods as the rest of the family, with only a tiny fraction of the protein. Follow one day.

  1. In the morning

    Sandwich Bread

    Bread and spreads, just like the rest of the family.

    0.7 g of protein per 100 g

    instead of 8.2 g for regular sandwich bread

    See the sandwich bread
  2. At lunchtime

    Macaroni

    A real plate of pasta, with the sauce allowed by the diet.

    0.1 g of protein per 100 g

    instead of about 12.5 g for regular pasta

    See the macaroni
  3. Afternoon snack

    Chocolate chip biscuits

    A break-time snack, in handy packets to take along.

    0.7 g of protein per 100 g

    instead of 6.5 g for regular cookies

    See the biscuits
  4. In the evening

    Cheese Substitute

    A slice on bread, or grated over a gratin.

    0.6 g of protein per 100 g

    instead of 24 g for Gouda

    See the cheese substitute

Values per 100 g of product as sold. Everyday foods: Ciqual food composition table (Anses); pasta: labels of standard durum wheat pasta. The amounts are still set by your medical team.

NewTaranis Mini Breadsticks

To eat just like everyone else.

In the school packed lunch, they crunch just like the ones their friends bring. Low in protein and gluten-free, the Mini Breadsticks soon found other moments: aperitifs, outings, afternoon snacks, at any age.

0.7 g of protein per 100 g · 150 g bag

On a picnic blanket, an open bag of Taranis Mini Breadsticks, breadsticks, an apple and a water bottle, with two little Taranis characters: one sitting on the apple, the other pulling a breadstick out of the bag

Reimbursement in Belgium

Your Taranis shopping, reimbursed.

Your health insurance fund reimburses your low-protein foods, up to €2,646.60 a year. Enough to stock the cupboard every month. Three steps, and it’s sorted.

  1. The centre writes your prescription.

    The doctor at your metabolic diseases centre fills in a special form.

  2. The pharmacist completes it.

    They note down your purchases on it: this document becomes your invoice.

  3. Your health insurance fund reimburses you.

    Hand it in to your health insurance fund: you get back 100% of the price paid, up to the annual limit.

  • No monthly cap. Buy what you need, as long as the year’s total stays under €2,646.60.
  • Start straight away. Ask for the form as soon as the diet begins: the months that pass before your first application cannot be claimed back.
  • Think ahead to Christmas. Anything not used by the end of the year is lost: stock up before 31 December.

Your monthly basket.

Open a product family and tap + or − to adjust the quantities; the total updates as you go. Then add everything to your list in one go. We have prepared a starting example for you to adapt with the dietitian at your centre.

Total€219.62

Reimbursement guide: €220.55 per month

Recommended retail prices in Belgium; they may vary from one pharmacy to another.

For your Taranis and Sanavi products, prepare your list at home before the appointment. It prints in the format of a prescription: your dietitian or doctor only has to check it, date it and sign it.

For inherited disorders of amino acid metabolism, such as phenylketonuria or maple syrup urine disease, on prescription from a specialist centre approved by INAMI. Sanavi low-protein foods, which we also distribute, are reimbursed in the same way. For a child with chronic kidney disease on dialysis, the health insurance fund also pays €30 per month. In Luxembourg, the rules are different: ask your doctor or the CNS.

For low-protein diets.

Counting protein at every meal, every day, is demanding. To help you keep to the diet in the long term, Taranis products replace staple foods with reduced-protein versions, and meals stay varied. The amounts are still set by your medical team.

  • 0.1 gof protein per 100 g of pasta
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Phenylketonuria

An inherited disease in which the body cannot properly break down phenylalanine, an amino acid found in protein.

Maple syrup urine disease

An inherited disease that affects the breakdown of three amino acids: leucine, isoleucine and valine.

Organic acidurias

A group of inherited disorders of the catabolism of certain amino acids, which also require protein restriction.

Chronic kidney disease

At certain stages of the disease, a protein-restricted diet may be prescribed.

To be used under medical supervision. These foods are not suitable for healthy people or for children under 3 years of age.

Living well with the diet

Understanding helps you follow it.

The role of protein, the diseases concerned, treatment, and guidance for everyday life: school, travel, fever or refusing to eat.

Where can you find Taranis?

In pharmacies, to order. The whole Taranis range is available in Belgium: your pharmacist orders it from their wholesaler or directly from BSNUTRITION, and we deliver to the pharmacy within 24 hours, except on public holidays.