Healthydoc

Having used a few of these plans over the years, this one sets out its calorie and protein targets more clearly than most. The meals are cooked in a way that keeps the texture good when reheated. The cost is in line with similar services and the delivery is reliable, so I've no real complaints.

I needed to cut back on takeaways after my doctor flagged my cholesterol. The plan was the cheapest of the options I looked at and the weekly price is clear before you pay. Signing up took about ten minutes and it's been good value so far.

Compared to the other veg box I tried, this one has far fewer leftover bits to waste. The choosing screen is easier and the order turned up on the day I picked. The recipes are a bit more interesting too.

The plan costs less per week than the supermarket ready meals I was buying, and the portions are a proper size. Ordering was simple and it's easy to pause when we go on holiday. You get the nutrition info on every meal, which is what I wanted.

I needed a way to get my blood pressure down and my GP suggested cutting the salt. This plan fits that brief and the meals are clearly labelled. It is more expensive than cooking from scratch, which I hadn't really budgeted for. The first delivery also came a day late which was annoying.

I bought the high protein plan after a few years of tracking macros by hand. The labels show protein, fat and carbs per portion, which matches what my own spreadsheet says, so I trust the numbers. Swapping a meal for another one of the same macro profile is simple in the account settings. The packaging keeps everything cold through the post and nothing has ever been squashed. It's the one service I've stuck with because the detail is right.

Compared to the calorie tracking app I used before, this felt far more useful from day one. The meal plan came through quickly, the portions were sensible and I actually stuck with it for the first month, which I never managed before.

Compared to the nutritionist I paid for at the gym, this is far more practical and I don't have to book a slot around work. Signing up was quick and the meals arrive chilled as promised. I've lost a fair bit of weight and I'm keeping it off.

Compared to the weight loss group I went to last year, this costs less and I can do it at home in my own time. Signing up took a few minutes and the first box arrived the day after I ordered. I'd happily carry on.

I've been ordering from them for nearly two years now and the meals are still good. The only niggle is the delivery window, which is a bit vague, and once my box turned up after I'd already planned dinner around it. Customer service did sort it out with a quick email though, so I'm not bothered enough to switch.

I bought the diabetic friendly meal plan about three years ago and I'm still on it. The portions are well judged and the sugar counts are clearly listed on each card. My husband joined too and he's just as happy with it.

I went for the basic plan to see if it was worth it over my usual shop, and on the whole it is. Meals cost a bit less than the supermarket equivalents once you add up the delivery. The one thing I'd flag is the box came with a few items I didn't need, so it's worth checking the menu before you confirm.

I ordered the vegetarian family pack for the kids and me, and the portions suit all of us. The recipes are easy to follow and the meals keep their texture when reheated. The price per portion is lower than the supermarket meals I was buying and the box comes on the day I chose.

I needed something cheaper than the dietitian clinic I was seeing, as the sessions were adding up fast. I compared it with a couple of meal delivery services and this came out better on price. The only snag is the minimum order size, which is bigger than I'd like for just me and my partner.

I've been having the plan since my husband passed and it's given me something to organise my week around. The labels are easy to read without my glasses, which I appreciate. Staff on the phone are always patient when I ring about a change.

The site lists every ingredient and allergen on each meal, which is exactly what a coeliac needs. I've been using it for ages and the gluten free range has got better. Delivery has never been late and the dietary filters are easy to set.

The starter pack was supposed to include the low carb breakfasts but a couple of them were the wrong ones. I rang the support line and it took three days for anyone to reply. The meals themselves tasted fine once I got sorted, though it was a fiddly start.

Yeah it's good, got me eating better without thinking too hard about it. Signing up was quick and the plan turned up when it said it would. Only thing is the price is a bit steep for a student but I've kept it going.

Signed up on my phone during my lunch break and it took about five minutes. The meals arrive chilled and they're the right size, I'm not hungry an hour later. Booked the delivery slot the night before and it came exactly when they said. Easy to pause when I go away with work.

I needed something that would stop me snacking every evening after a long day at work. I looked at two other meal plan services and a dietitian's booking waiting list first. This one was easier to start and the recipes are simple enough to cook on a weeknight. The only thing I'd change is the delivery window, which is quite narrow.