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glucose drinks

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Premier Protein Nutritional Shake - Strawberries & Cream

Premier Protein Nutritional Shake - Cinnamon Roll

$9.59 - $31.99

Nello Energy Winter Colada Holiday Drink - 12 fl oz

$2.29
reg $2.79
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LMNT Zero-Sugar Electrolytes Drink - Lemonade - 10ct/2.1oz

$14.99

OWYN 20g Dairy Free Protein Shake Smooth Vanilla Non-Caffeinated - 4pk/44.6 fl oz

Nurri Ultra-Filtered Milk Shake - Cookies & Cream - 11 fl oz

$2.89
4.4(125)
Loved for: high protein
SNAP EBT eligible

Atkins RTD Shake - Dark Chocolate Royale

$20.99

Atkins Nutritional Shake - Milk Chocolate Delight

$7.99 - $20.99
4.6(698)
Loved for: rich chocolate flavor

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Huel Black Edition Strawberry Banana Ready-to-Drink 35g Protein Meal Replacement - 4pk

Huel Black Edition Chocolate Ready-to-Drink 35g Protein Meal Replacement - 4pk

$16.99($0.25/fluid ounce)

Nurri 30g Protein Shake - Chocolate - 11 fl oz

$2.89
4.4(176)
Loved for: smooth texture
SNAP EBT eligible

Core Power Vanilla 26G Protein Shake - 14 fl oz Bottle: Non-Caffeinated

Core Power Elite Chocolate 42G Protein Shake - 14 fl oz Bottle: Non-Caffeinated

LMNT Zero-Sugar Electrolytes Drink - Variety Pack - 2.1oz/10ct

$14.99

Gatorade G Zero Glacier Freeze Sports Drink - 12pk/12 fl oz Bottles: Sugar-Free, Non-Caffeinated

$7.99($0.06/fluid ounce)

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Protein typically ranges from about 15 g per serving in many diabetes‑focused shakes up to roughly 30 g per serving in higher‑protein formulations; exact amounts vary by product and serving size.

They’re available as powdered single‑serve stick packets to mix, ready‑to‑drink single bottles or cartons, larger ready‑to‑use bottles, and some varieties can be frozen and eaten as pops.

Packaging varies by product and includes single‑serve stick packs, 8–10 fl oz bottles and cartons, multi‑count packs and 24‑count cases, and larger multi‑pack or bulk bottles (net weight and quantities depend on the brand).

Many products advertise slow‑release or low‑glycemic carbohydrate blends designed to minimize blood sugar spikes and support a steadier glucose response; specific formulations and claims vary by product.

Product labels commonly note diabetes‑friendly formulations and may indicate gluten‑free, halal, or kosher status; some also include statements about lactose sensitivity or suitability for lactose intolerance.

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