Alternatives to Multivitamin Boost

How alternatives were chosen: Based on products in the same category that have nutrition facts, ordered by sugars, lowest first (values per 100 g; ties by name). The list does not drop products with a higher value than the original; the differences are shown next to each product · check the label.

6 alternatives, ordered by sugars, lowest first

1. 1
   Tesco Cherries & berries quadruple strength −46 calories−0.3 g protein+0.1 g sat. fat−9.4 g sugars
   2Calories 0.1Protein 0.1Fat 0.1Sat. fat 0.2Sugars Compare Alternatives
2. 2
   Vit Hit Boost Berry Rooibos Tea + Ginseng −46 calories+0.1 g protein+0.1 g sat. fat−9.1 g sugars
   2Calories 0.5Protein 0.5Fat 0.1Sat. fat 0.5Sugars Compare Alternatives
3. 3
   Tesco High Juice Orange Mango and Passion fruit −42.3 calories−0.3 g protein+0.1 g sat. fat−8.6 g sugars
   5.7Calories 0.1Protein 0.1Fat 0.1Sat. fat 1Sugars Compare Alternatives
4. 4
   Sainsbury's Chewy Caramel Chocolate Bars 5 x (180g) −24 calories+0.3 g protein+0.1 g sat. fat−4.9 g sugars
   24Calories 0.7Protein 0.1Fat 0.1Sat. fat 4.7Sugars Compare Alternatives
5. 5
   Kubuś Apple carrot raspberry juice −6 calories−0.6 g sugars
   42Calories 0.4Protein 0.2Fat 0.0Sat. fat 9Sugars Compare Alternatives
6. 6
   Pago Multivitamin Tropical Juice +1 calories+0.1 g protein+0.1 g sat. fat+1.4 g sugars
   49Calories 0.5Protein 0.5Fat 0.1Sat. fat 11Sugars Compare Alternatives

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