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Common fat levels shown are 1% (low-fat), 2% (reduced-fat), and whole milk.

Commonly highlighted nutrients include protein, calcium, vitamin D, and added DHA omega-3; some cartons also note added prebiotics.

Protein varies by product but typically falls in the range of about 8 g to 14 g per serving, with common values including roughly 8 g, 10 g, 13 g, and up to 14 g.

The results include lactose-free dairy and A2 lactose-free formulations marketed as easier on digestion, including lactose-free chocolate and ultra-filtered A2 options.

Some chocolate and ultra-filtered milks advertise reduced sugar (examples include claims of 50% or 75% less sugar), and at least one oat milk notes about half the sugar of dairy and uses coconut sugar rather than cane sugar.

Single-serve options are typically 8 fl oz shelf-stable cartons sold in multi-packs, promoted for lunchboxes and travel; one product also highlights a higher calcium content compared with dairy.