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Nutrisystem Review 2024: Does It Really Work?

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Author Jessica White
Jessica White
Updated on Mar 6th, 2024
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Overview

Nutrisystem stands out for its targeted approach to weight loss. It’s a comprehensive meal delivery service that simplifies dieting. It's designed for individuals looking to shed pounds by following a calorie-controlled, nutrient-rich diet. The service emphasizes convenience, offering pre-packaged meals and snacks directly to your doorstep.

I personally explored Nutrisystem, delving deep into its offerings and experiencing firsthand the variety and flavor of the meals provided. My Nutrisystem review is based on a thorough analysis, complemented by actual taste tests of the meals on offer. 

Nutrisystem may not cater to all dieters, especially those with very specific dietary needs or preferences, such as vegan or gluten-free diets. However, for individuals aiming to manage their weight without the hassle of meal planning and calorie counting, it’s a practical solution. Nutrisystem's low-calorie, nutritionally balanced meals support weight-loss efforts. Keep reading to see if Nutrisystem could fit into your lifestyle.

Pros
Cons
Good value
A lot of processed food
Diabetes-friendly and vegetarian options
Geared toward short-term weight loss
A long track record in the industry
Not suitable for vegans
Current deal – $30 off weight loss plans

What’s on the Nutrisystem Menu

Photo of color-coded Nutrisystem meals set out on a table

I tested out Nutrisystem by ordering its a la carte options. This can be a good way to find out if you enjoy the meal types on offer. If you prefer a more comprehensive solution to your weight-loss journey, signing up for 1 of Nutrisystem’s plans would be more worthwhile. Nutrisystem’s menu and plans can be a bit complicated, so I’ve broken it down for you below.

Meal Options

You’ll be eating nothing but Nutrisystem meals during the first 7 days of the diet, no matter which plan you choose. The 1st week is designed to kick-start your metabolism and get your body in a fat-burning mode. After that, your choices depend on the plan you’ve chosen.

Screenshot of Nutrisystem's dinner menu options

The Nutrisystem menu is largely standard American fare, but there are some Chinese and Italian options (including surprises like a low-calorie Fettuccine Alfredo!).

Nutrisystem Uniquely Yours Plan

On Nutrisystem’s Uniquely Yours plan, you get 5 days of meals and snacks, but you’re on your own for your weekend meals. Nutrisystem’s lowest-priced plan gives you a choice of Nutrisystem’s frozen meals and convenient pantry meals. These items are prepared and packaged using a “soft-canning” method and don’t require refrigeration.

The Uniquely Yours Plan gives you plenty of menu choices. For example, there are around 30 dinner choices, so you’ll have something different to try almost every day. During checkout, you also have the option of purchasing 28 days of protein shakes to help you feel full all day long. The first week includes 7 in 7, where you can lose up to 7 pounds in 7 days.

Nutrisystem Uniquely Yours Max+ Plan

Photo of a sliced Beef, Bean & Cheese Burrito from Nutrisystem served sliced in half on a plate

Nutrisystem’s Uniquely Yours Max+ plan provides 5 or 7 days of meals per week. It also includes sweet and savory snacks to satisfy you between meals as well as Restaurant Faves like Beef, Bean & Cheese Burrito (pictured above). This was decently seasoned, but I still added some hot sauce for an extra punch.

Uniquely Yours Max+ is Nutrisystem’s most popular plan because it gives you more choice. You get access to the high-protein Hearty Inspirations meals like Caramelized Onion, Mushroom and Turkey Sausage Pizza, as well as the 7 in 7 first week plan. This aims to help you lose up to 7 lb in the first week by eating 1 week of Nutrisystem's meals, snacks, and shakes exclusively for the first week.

photo of the Nutrisystem Orange Cream Bar and the Mint Ice Cream Sandwich next to the wrappers on a plate

I didn’t taste any of the shakes but I can comment on the snacks. I ordered an Orange Cream Bar and a Mint Ice Cream Sandwich. They were both pretty yummy but didn’t feel like anything special. I guess it’s good to know you can satisfy your sweet tooth while on a diet.

Nutrisystem Complete 50 Plan

The Complete 50 plan is designed specifically for those over the age of 50. A men’s and women’s plan is available. You can choose to receive either 5 or 7 days of meals and snacks per week. The Hearty Inspirations meals are optional and both men's and women’s plans include guidance and support with the NuMi app and 1 to 1 coaching.

Nutrisystem Partner Plan

All of the plans listed above are available as Partner plans. This means couples can save 15% of the cost by starting a Nutrisystem diet together. Whether it’s your roommate, partner, or best friend, studies have shown that you are more likely to lose weight in a group compared to individually.

Meal Customization

Nutrisystem has separate plans for men and women. This is common with weight loss meal delivery services, as men and women have different caloric and nutritional needs. On most Nutrisystem plans this means men get shakes and additional snacks.

Screenshot of the 3 men's plans on Nutrisystem

The Complete 50 for women is tailored for weight loss in women who are going through menopause. The Complete 50 plan front-loads carbs during the day to avoid belly fat while Nutrisystem’s NuMi app offers activities to suit all fitness levels.

The men's Complete 50 plan has 20% more protein than the women’s Complete 50 plan. This high-protein diet is intended to keep testosterone levels up and boost lean muscle mass in men over 50. Men also get shakes featuring ingredients that help improve strength.

Nutrisystem menu with the filters highlighted in a red box

Nutrisystem also offers a Diabetes plan, which features high-protein, high-fiber meals with a restricted amount of carbohydrates to avoid blood sugar crashes. Losing weight can help you lower your a1C levels, improve your blood sugar, and reduce insulin requirements. (But make sure to check with your physician before starting any diet plan!)

Nutrisystem menu with the filters highlighted in a red box

Alas, there are no options to customize individual meals or swap out 1 protein for another although this isn’t unusual when it comes to prepared meals.

Nutrisystem has a good selection of filters that’ll help you avoid common allergens like wheat, milk, and tree nuts as well as spicy foods, shellfish, or other ingredients. You can even exclude things like chicken, pork, and beef. However, filtering out your problem ingredients can leave you with very few choices.

Only 6 of Nutrisystem’s 48 dinner entrees are suitable for people with lactose intolerance and only 8 entrees are safe for people with wheat sensitivities. If you’re both lactose and gluten-sensitive, you’re going to spend the next 28 days rotating between 4 dinners!

Nutrisystem offers a few vegetarian meals, but there’s nothing for vegans or people on specialized diets like keto or paleo. If you are following a niche diet, I recommend checking out Factor. It offers fresh prepared meals suitable for a range of diets.

Unboxing

Nutrisystem's frozen meals arrived in nondescript packaging. The box arrived as a large styrofoam cooler wrapped in plastic, devoid of the typical branding I expected to find. This packaging type was due to my order consisting solely of frozen items, as Nutrisystem ships frozen and non-frozen items separately. The cooler's exterior was in good condition, neither tattered nor scuffed and looked clean upon arrival.

Photo of the Nutrisystem styrofoam delivery box and plastic wrap next to a photo of the dry ice packs and branded food inside the box

Inside the cooler the frozen items were neatly arranged alongside substantial amounts of dry ice, ensuring that everything remained cold. The contents of the package were exactly as expected. Each item was individually wrapped and color-coded for easy meal identification (lunches in blue, dinners in red), demonstrating an organized and clean setup. Despite a lack of personal touches, such as a note or personalized packaging, my first impression was one of efficiency and cleanliness.

Photo of Nutrisystem's color coded meals stacked in a freezer

The packaging's environmental impact is a pretty big concern. The use of a large styrofoam box and plastic wrap, although effective in keeping items frozen, raises questions about sustainability. The lack of recycling instructions and the inherent challenge of recycling styrofoam and plastic point to a significant area for improvement. I wondered whether the choice of packaging materials was driven by cost-saving measures or the need to ensure product quality during transit.

Nutritional and storage information was clearly communicated, mirroring what you might find on frozen meals from a grocery store. Labels provided all necessary details, including ingredients, nutritional facts, and best-before dates, ensuring no ambiguity about meal contents or storage requirements. However, the overall unboxing experience highlighted a trade-off between convenience and environmental responsibility.

Cooking and Eating with Nutrisystem

Most Nutrisystem meals arrive prepared and ready to be heated and eaten. In fact, many don’t even require heating. For example, the snacks, breakfast bars, and shelf-stable meals can be eaten with zero prep. Nutrisystem’s shake powders need to be mixed with water or nonfat milk, then shaken or stirred.

All Nutrisystem meals come with storage instructions and expiration dates. Frozen meals can go straight from the freezer to the microwave, oven, or skillet. Some of the breakfast items (Buttermilk Waffles and Savory Maple Womelet) I heated up in a toaster. 

I’d like to point out that Nutrisystem adds a few extras in its meal photos. I learnt the hard way that these are intended as “serving suggestions” rather than what you actually get. Take the Honey Wheat Bagel. My initial excitement fell flat when I re-read the fine print that said you “may” add some fat-free cream cheese.

Image of Nutrisystem's Honey Wheat Bagel filled with cream cheese next to a photo of a plain, dry bagel on a plate

I’ve since discovered that Nutrisystem’s blog, The Leaf, has heaps of handy articles about different ways you can eat its meals. The Honey Wheat Bagel can be served with cottage cheese and peaches, or egg whites and mashed avocado, amongst other things.

This does serve to highlight that additional ingredients may be required with Nutrisystem. You could use its meals as they arrive, but you’ll get a lot more enjoyment (and flavor) if you add extras like side salads, a portion of veggies, and fruit to your meals.

Nutrisystem's image of the Red Pepper Chicken and Pasta Sauté next to a photo of the dish served in a bowl placed in front of the packaging

Speaking of flavor, A few of the meals I tried were distinctly lacking in this department. The Cinnamon Roll certainly didn’t taste like it was fresh from the bakery. The Ravioli Formaggio (a Meals for Two option) was pretty bland and not even enough for 2 people. The Red Pepper Chicken and Pasta Sauté, a Hearty Inspirations meal, was neither hearty, nor inspirational.

Shortlist of My Favorite Meals

A good tip if you’re ordering from Nutrisystem is to opt for Mexican-inspired dishes. The Beef, Bean & Cheese Burrito and Chicken Enchilada used spices for flavor without unnecessary salt. However, adding hot sauce made them even more palatable. Here’s a rundown of the better meals I had from Nutrisystem.

Caramelized Onion, Mushroom and Turkey Sausage Pizza

Photo of Nutrisystem's Caramelized Onion, Mushroom and Turkey Sausage Pizza sliced into 4 on a board

This pizza from the "Hearty Inspirations" range was a delightful surprise. Its size mirrored that of a standard frozen pizza, providing a more satisfying meal experience compared to the smaller, personal-sized margherita pizza I tried from its regular menu. It rivals any store-bought frozen pizza in quality, taste, and convenience.

It easily earned the title of my favorite Nutrisystem dish, standing out with its hearty feel and flavor that didn’t feel like a typical diet meal. At 410 calories, it felt like a fulfilling dining experience and I’d happily eat this meal again.

Chicken Bacon Ranch Quesadilla

Photo of Nutrisystem's Chicken Bacon Ranch Quesadilla served cut in half on a plate

The Chicken Bacon Ranch Quesadilla is a popular flavor combo in fast food restaurants. Despite its bland appearance of white and brown ingredients in a white tortilla, it delivered on taste. This dish transforms a simple, perhaps even clichéd, combination into a comforting meal that's well-seasoned and satisfying, even without the need for extra sauce.

Microwaving it resulted in a somewhat mushy texture. I’d suggest finishing it off in a skillet to add a much-needed crispness to the tortilla. At only 240 calories, this quesadilla feels like a guilty pleasure that strikes a balance between indulgence and health.

Salisbury Steak with Mac and Cheese

Photo of the cooked Salisbury Steak with Mac and Cheese from Nutrisystem in the microwaveable tray in front of the packaging

This dish was a bit of a letdown. Reminiscent of a bygone era of TV dinners it failed to recapture the nostalgic charm I had hoped for. The steak veered too close to the dreaded "mystery meat" category. Its processed texture was far removed from the homey, comforting quality of traditional Salisbury steak.

Equally disappointing was the mac and cheese, which had the potential to uplift the dish but fell short. Instead of a creamy, cheesy companion, it was bland and watery. Despite my kitchen skills and ability to tweak dishes to enhance their flavors, I was unable to improve this offering and remained disappointed.

Chicken Mozzarella Melt

Photo of the Chicken Mozzarella Melt from Nutrisystem served cut in half on a plate in front of the packaging

The Chicken Mozzarella Melt proved to be comforting and familiar. It was reminiscent of a beloved American convenience food staple: Hot Pockets. It was a quick, satisfying snack with its gooey cheese and savory sauce. And at just 220 calories, it was a guilt-free pleasure.

Café-Style Soup Creamy Tomato

Photo of the Café-Style Soup Creamy Tomato from Nutrisystem served in the microwaveable tray on a plate

This offering from Nutrisystem is an upgraded version of traditional tomato soup. I enjoyed the creamy consistency and rich taste. Despite its appealing flavor, the soup's 150-calorie content may not be a fulfilling meal if you’re not strictly following a calorie-restricted program. 

I was a bit naughty and paired it with Nutrisystem’s Four Cheese Melt. This transformed my lunch into a satisfying meal of grilled cheese and tomato soup. This combination might stretch the boundaries of Nutrisystem's strict diet plan. However, I did really enjoy the low-calorie tomato soup.

Savory Maple Womelet

Photo of Nutrisystem's Savory Maple Womelet served on a plate

The Savory Maple Womelet is a creative twist on traditional breakfast fare. It combines the concept of a waffle and an omelet. Despite my initial reservations, it intrigued me, offering a protein-rich alternative to standard waffles. 

In taste and texture, the Womelet closely mirrors a regular waffle, albeit with a slightly eggier consistency. Its distinct maple flavor and plant-based bacon crumbles sets it apart from ordinary buttermilk waffles, adding a unique twist to the breakfast experience at only 220 calories. 

Recipes Summary


Cook Time

Calories Per Serving

Suitable Diets

Allergens

Best For

Caramelized Onion, Mushroom and Turkey Sausage Pizza

7 to 12 minutes

410 calories

Low-calorie, Diabetes-friendly

Milk, soy, wheat

A takeout replacement 

Chicken Bacon Ranch Quesadilla

2 minutes

240 calories

Low-calorie, Diabetes-friendly

Milk, soy, wheat

Fast food alternative

Salisbury Steak with Mac and Cheese

7 minutes

270 calories

Low-calorie, Diabetes-friendly

Milk, soy, wheat

TV dinner

Chicken Mozzarella Melt

2 minutes (microwave), 22 to 25 minutes (oven)

220 calories

Low-calorie, Diabetes-friendly

Milk, wheat

Office lunch

Café-Style Soup Creamy Tomato

3 minutes (microwave), 10 minutes (stovetop)

150 calories

Low-calorie, Diabetes-friendly

Milk

Quick lunch

Savory Maple Womelet

8 minutes (oven) or 1 minute (toaster)

220 calories

Low-calorie, Diabetes-friendly, vegetarian

Egg, soy, wheat

Breakfast

Prices

Starting From

Order Size and Price (Before Shipping)

Shipping Fee

$11.08 per day

Uniquely Yours for Women

Free when you pre-pay;
From $7.99 for one-time orders

$12.32 per day

Uniquely Yours for Men

Free when you pre-pay;
From $7.99 for one-time orders

$12.86 per day

Uniquely Yours Max+ for Women

Free when you pre-pay;
From $7.99 for one-time orders

$14.64 per day

Uniquely Yours Max+ for Men

Free when you pre-pay;
From $7.99 for one-time orders

$11.79 per day

Complete 50 for Women

Free when you pre-pay;
From $7.99 for one-time orders

$13.57 per day

Complete 50 for Men

Free when you pre-pay;
From $7.99 for one-time orders

Nutrisystem’s cheapest 5-day Uniquely Yours Plan starts at $11.08 per day. But this doesn’t take into account our discount: $30 off weight loss plans. You get additional Nutrisystem discounts by paying for monthly boxes in advance. If you pay upfront for 3 months of monthly shipments, that cost drops to $9.96 per day. 

Nutrisystem's pricing doesn't automatically decrease per serving with larger plans. The Basic plan is the most affordable, providing 4 daily meals for 5 days a week, limited to shelf-stable foods. The top-tier Uniquely Yours Max+ expands offerings to 7 days a week, including frozen options and extra snacks in the men’s plan. There’s also a 15% discount on the couples plan offering a slight reduction for 2 people dieting together.

Screenshot of Nutrisystem's frozen a la carte items and a popup that reads "you qualify for free shipping on frozen items!"
Items on the à la carte menu are priced separately. Costs range from $2.60 for oatmeal to $10.95 for the Beef Lo Mein. This menu suits those seeking specific meals outside the regular plans. 

Standard plan shipping is $9.99, with à la carte orders ranging from $7.99 to $19.99 for non-frozen items, and $20 for frozen items, unless orders exceed $99 for free frozen shipping. Charges still apply for non-frozen items in your cart regardless of frozen item shipping status. Nutrisystem Advantage members enjoy free shipping. This all reflects the complexity of Nutrisystem's pricing and shipping fees.

Shipping & Delivery

After you place your order, it’ll take between 1 and 5 business days to arrive. If you’re outside the continental US, the order will take an extra 2 days by air. Nutrisystem even delivers to Canada, though those packages will take 4 to 10 business days to arrive.

Nutrisystem sends an introductory email after your 1st order, with a tracking link for your delivery, and your set delivery date. Frozen Nutrisystem meals may arrive on a different day than non-frozen items. This is because frozen meals need heavy insulation and dry ice for transit, so they’re shipped separately.

Screenshot of order confirmation email with a link to track your order in your account

Nutrisystem works via an auto-delivery system, with a delivery arriving at your doorstep every 4 weeks. If you need to reschedule a delivery, you can do so on the phone or by logging into your Nutrisystem account.

If you live in Hawaii or Alaska, you can only order a basic plan. This includes shelf-stable meals and snacks. Unfortunately, you can’t order frozen meals due to the extended delivery times. Contact customer services to order if you are located in Alaska or Hawaii.

How Nutrisystem Works

While Nutrisystem’s description of its various plans can be confusing, signing up for Nutrisystem is fairly simple. I’ll walk you through it:

How to Sign Up

  1. Choose your plan. You can choose between women, men, partners, or diabetes. Nutrisystem's weight loss plan options
  2. Customize your plan. You can decide whether to pick your own meals or receive the Chef’s Choice. You can also add 28 shakes to your plan. Screenshot of the women's Uniquely Yours plan customization options
  3. Check your order and set up account by entering your email. Image of order details and account set up screen
  4. Choose your meals. You’ll need to pick breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snack options from Nutrisystem’s menus. Screenshot of breakfast menu on Nutrisystem
  5. Add your shipping and payment details. You will have to navigate the upselling pages (shakes and fat burning bars) before you reach this screen though. Shipping and billing screen

If you don’t want to sign up for a monthly plan, you can order a la carte instead. I took this option so I could test out the standard of Nutrisystem’s meals. This is very much like ordering anything online. Be aware that you will be asked to upgrade your order, add extra items, or sign up for Nutrisystem Advantage (offers free shipping for a la carte orders) at every turn. 

With a la carte orders you’ll see a handy bar that tracks the cost of your frozen items so you know when you’ve reached the free shipping threshold. I also recommend making an account so it’s easy to place, edit, and track your orders. You can sign up to auto-ship which repeats every 4 weeks or place a one-time order. You’ll also receive a discount if you opt for repeat deliveries. You can delay shipments for up to 9 weeks if necessary.

Managing Your Subscription

Managing your account is pretty straightforward. You’ve got access to several key sections: order history, payment methods, personal information, account settings, and referrals. However, the abundance of ads throughout the site makes finding and using these features more difficult than necessary. The layout is cluttered with promotional content that detracts from the ease of navigation.

You can easily filter for specific needs like heart-healthy, vegetarian, or diabetes-friendly meals through your account, but changing to a different overall diet plan requires contacting customer support. Adjustments to orders, addresses, or shipping dates are straightforward before the cutoff. Although the option to skip a delivery is not as clear-cut, you will have to delay your next order instead.

Screenshot of the Nutrisystem account dashboard

Changes to orders can be made until 6pm EST the day before your scheduled shipment. Despite this, the system does not send reminders or push notifications for these deadlines, which could improve user engagement. I really like that you can leave ratings and feedback for your meals. Managing your account is more user-friendly on a desktop due to the cluttered and ad-heavy design of the site.

Customer Service

Nutrisystem's customer service is designed to be accessible and supportive. Every subscriber gains access to weight loss coaches, ready to provide answers and encouragement, enhancing the dieting journey. The NuMi app serves as a digital companion, offering a wealth of resources such as articles, tips, and recipes to support weight loss goals.

Image of Nutrisystem's NuMi app displayed on tablet and phone screens

Finding help is straightforward on the Nutrisystem website. The customer support section is easily located. The contact number is prominent and there’s a “Help” icon in the website's header. The FAQ section mainly covers weight loss queries and lacks detailed meal delivery or packaging recycling information. 

Contacting customer service is hassle-free, with various communication channels available. The phone support operates from 8am to 8pm EST during weekdays and 9am to 5:30pm on weekends. Live chat support is available from 8am to 11pm EST daily to fill in the gaps. I did notice that the live chat button didn’t appear on screen until I progressed with placing my order. Email support is available but you’re encouraged to use self-service options first.

screenshots of live chat about the recyclability of packaging

Nutrisystem offers a full money-back guarantee on the first box. This policy allows new users to try the meal plans risk-free, though it requires returning uneaten meals (minus shipping costs) for a refund. This guarantee is exclusive to the first box and does not extend to a la carte purchases or subsequent orders.

Canceling Nutrisystem requires a phone call, as you can’t cancel online. Instructions in an FAQ directed me to call 1-800-585-5483. Instead of the detailed options listed, I only waited a moment for a computerized system. Saying "cancel" connected me to a friendly representative who promptly canceled my account without any upselling.

Nutrisystem's approach to cancelation, requiring direct interaction with customer service, was unnecessarily cumbersome compared to other services I've tried. The customer service experience, however, was positive, quick, and polite. For detailed guidance on how to cancel your subscription, refer to our comprehensive Nutrisystem cancelation guide. This provides a clear, step-by-step walkthrough for a smooth and hassle-free cancelation process.

How Nutrisystem Compares to Other Meal Delivery Services

  • Nutrisystem vs BistroMD: Nutrisystem is ideal for those seeking a simple solution without the need for detailed dietary customization, whereas BistroMD caters to individuals looking for a premium, customized weight-loss plan tailored to specific health goals and dietary preferences.

  • Nutrisystem vs Factor: While Nutrisystem provides a more structured approach to weight loss, Factor appeals to those seeking a more flexible approach. It covers a variety of dietary preferences with keto, paleo, and plant-based prepared meals. There's also a Calorie Smart plan. Factor stands out for its commitment to high-quality, nutrient-dense ingredients.

  • Nutrisystem vs Trifecta: Trifecta delivers fully organic, chef-crafted meals that support various diets. It’s particularly beneficial for those who are serious about their fitness goals or require precise macronutrient balances.

The Bottom Line: Is Nutrisystem Worth It?

Nutrisystem could be a good choice if you need a structured meal plan to help you stick with a low-calorie diet in the short term. The main benefit of Nutrisystem is its convenient access to low-effort low-calorie meals. Its choice of a variety of meals and snacks can help keep you feeling satisfied throughout the day. Plus it’s a really great choice for diabetics looking to lose weight.

The meals might not be mind-blowing in the flavor department, but that’s not surprising, as Nutrisystem focuses on weight loss. Its focus is on meals that are convenient and nutritionally balanced. I’d recommend following Nutrisystem’s blog to find out how to add extras and try other serving suggestions for variety. This will also help you avoid suffering the fate I did with a dry toasted bagel.

Nutrisystem’s program isn’t designed for long-term use. It helps you get back into a routine of healthy eating and offers ongoing support for your weight loss journey. As you lose those pounds, you’ll transition back to eating regular and healthier meals. When that happens, you might like to check out our shortlist of this year's best meal delivery services.

FAQ

How much does Nutrisystem cost per month?

When I researched Nutrisystem’s pricing, I found that the least expensive plan is the Uniquely Yours plan. Check the website for the most up-to-date pricing. Remember that prices for each plan vary based on your gender and your willingness to buy multiple boxes up front.

Does Nutrisystem have a diet plan for diabetics?

All of Nutrisystem’s plans offer a diabetic menu for those who need to control their blood sugar as well as their weight. Meals on Nutrisystem’s Diabetic plans have low glycemic indexes to ensure your blood sugar levels remain stable.

How much does Nutrisystem charge for shipping? 

You’ll be charged a fee starting at $7.99 for a one-time order with Nutrisystem, depending on your location and whether or not you ordered frozen meals. Nutrisystem members get free shipping on all prepaid orders.

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