Low Sugar (2g or less per serving)

Low Sugar Weight Loss Foods

Our low sugar weight loss products contain 2 grams of sugar or less per serving, making them perfect for serious weight loss and glucose control. These products help you lose weight while still being able to enjoy satisfying meals, snacks, and treats. Here's our entire collection of products that are under 2g of sugar.

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Fluffy Berry Bar - Proti-VLC
Fluffy Berry Protein Bar

Fluffy Berry Bar - Proti-VLC

$14.85
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Fluffy Lemon Bar - Proti-VLC
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Fluffy Lemon Bar

Fluffy Lemon Bar - Proti-VLC

$14.85
6
Hot Chocolate
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Hot Chocolate

Hot Chocolate

$14.45
206
Iron + Vitamin C Chewable Grape - Celebrate
Iron + Vitamin C Chewable Grape - Celebrate

Iron + Vitamin C Chewable Grape - Celebrate

$10.95
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Iron Chewable 18mg Strawberry - Bariatric Advantage
bariatric advantage chewable iron 18mg strawberry

Iron Chewable 18mg Strawberry - Bariatric Advantage

$14.50
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Jump Start Energy Drink Mix
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Jump Start Powdered Energy Drinks

Jump Start Energy Drink Mix

$14.95
203
KLB-5
KLB-5 Supplement

KLB-5

$19.95
121
Lemon Meringue Pie Shake - Numetra
Numetra Lemon Meringue Pie Protein Shake

Lemon Meringue Pie Shake - Numetra

$21.80
2
Maple & Brown Sugar Oatmeal
maple & browns sugar oatmeal with fiber

Maple & Brown Sugar Oatmeal

$12.45
Maple Brown Sugar Oatmeal
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maple brown sugar protein oatmeal

Maple Brown Sugar Oatmeal

$14.45
218
Mixed Berry Fruit Drink
weight loss protein mixed berry drink

Mixed Berry Fruit Drink

$14.45
Multi Chewable - Celebrate
Multi Chewable - Celebrate

Multi Chewable - Celebrate

$19.95
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Low Sugar Weight Loss Foods

Every product here is chosen for its low sugar content, making them perfect for diabetics, low-carb dieters, or anyone serious about cutting sugar while losing weight.

These low sugar weight loss foods stop cravings, keep blood sugar stable, and maintain consistent energy all day long.

Check individual product labels for specific nutrition info and talk to your healthcare provider about dietary changes.