Supplements
66 foods with complete nutrition data
← All CategoriesDietary supplements include protein powders and other formulas used alongside regular meals. They are not a replacement for whole foods, so it helps to focus on label values and portion sizes when you track intake.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our database contains 66 foods in the Supplements category, each with a complete 14-nutrient profile per 100g.
Use the table above and sort by protein. As a rule of thumb, we only label a food “high in protein” at ≥20g per 100g, and a “good source of protein” at ≥10g per 100g.
For protein, we use grams per 100g (high ≥20g, good source ≥10g). For fiber and the micronutrients we track (calcium, iron, potassium, magnesium, zinc, vitamin D), we use % Daily Value per 100g (high ≥20% DV, good source ≥10% DV).