Calm in a Capsule

Scanning the label, this prebiotic supplement keeps things simple with zero sugar and a clean 9.9 score. The ingredient list hints at a jammy, fruit-forward profile thanks to grape and watermelon juice concentrates, plus pectin for a thicker, jelly-like texture. It's the kind of thing you could stir into a small glass of water for a kid who struggles with chalky powders, making daily fiber feel more like a treat than a chore. While the taste may land as pleasantly sweet for many, the mouthfeel can be a bit slick and gelatinous, which some people might find unusual at first. It's a clever, low-effort way to boost fiber without added sugar.

From the label, this plant-based protein keeps sugar at zero while leaning on pea protein isolate and quinoa for amino acids, with cocoa powder for a chocolatey note. The gum blend suggests a smoother, thicker shake that may blend well with milk or water. It's the kind of thing you can stash in your gym bag for a quick post-lift shake that doesn't spike sugar. That said, cocoa powder and natural flavor can come across as slightly bitter or earthy to some, and the texture may feel a touch dense if you don't shake it well. With a 9.9 score, it's a strong option for anyone avoiding dairy.

The label here is still updating, so specifics on flavor or texture are a mystery for now. With zero sugar and a 9.9 score, it aims for quality, but the ingredient list isn't fully spelled out yet. If you're the type who likes to vet every additive, you may want to wait for the full breakdown before committing. In the meantime, it's hard to gauge taste or mouthfeel, though supplements in this category often aim for a neutral profile. It could be a fit for a desk drawer at the office, ready when you need it, but only once you're comfortable with what's inside.

This supplement keeps sugar at zero and lands a 9.9 score, but the ingredient list reads like a chemistry set: sodium bicarbonate, potassium bicarbonate, malic acid, plus sucralose and acesulfame potassium for sweetness. It's likely designed to fizz or dissolve quickly, which can be handy when you need something on the go. The trade-off is the taste—artificial sweeteners can leave a cooling or metallic note that some people notice more than others. If you're mixing this into water during a busy travel day, it may feel refreshing yet slightly synthetic. It's a practical pick for keeping in a bag for those moments when you want a fast, sugar-free option.

This one is about as stripped-back as it gets: wheat dextrin only, zero sugar, and a 9.9 score. The ingredient list is a single line, which is appealing if you want to avoid extras. Wheat dextrin is a prebiotic fiber that tends to dissolve clearly and taste neutral, so it can slip into coffee or tea without changing the flavor. The trade-off is texture—some people may notice a slightly thin or watery feel in their drink, and it won't add any creaminess. It's the kind of thing you can keep at your desk and stir into your morning cup without thinking twice, but it's not for those seeking flavor or body.