WeightWorld

I was advised by my surgeon to get myself on a proper eating plan after my operation, and a friend recommended this service. The dietitian who reviewed my details was thorough and asked sensible questions about my medication. The meals are straightforward and the portions suit me well. I have been following the plan for several months now and my numbers have improved steadily.

Yeah it's alright, the meal plan arrived on time and the recipes are easy enough to follow. Took a few days to get a reply when I had a question about swapping an ingredient though. Would probably use it again for another month or so, nothing to write home about tbh but it does the job.

I have been a member for a long time now, and the weekly check ins have been consistent throughout. The coach I started with has since moved on, which took a bit of getting used to. The new coach is very good and knows my history, so it has been fine. I think the programme is still good value for what you get.

I purchased the monthly weigh in plan for my husband and myself after our daughter suggested it. The consultant who took our first call was patient and explained everything clearly, and the reminders by email have been very helpful. We have both lost a little weight and feel better for it, which is what we hoped for. The booking page could be a touch clearer, but I managed it without trouble.

Tried the other big calorie app first and this one is way quicker to log stuff in. The recipe importer saved me loads of time. Only thing is it wants to push the premium features every other screen.

Signed up on my phone during my lunch break and it took maybe five minutes, which I didn't expect. Asked a few questions about my weekly routine and then the plan was just there. Haven't had to chase anything yet so far.

The recipe section is the bit I use most and it's really well laid out. The app is a bit slow to load on my older phone though, so I end up waiting a bit each time. Otherwise sound.

My GP suggested I look at structured meal plans after my blood test results came back, so I went looking and ended up here. The sign up was fiddly because it kept asking for information I wasn't sure about, and it took two emails before the account was sorted. The meals themselves are fine, just a bit repetitive.

Really happy with this one. Signed up on my phone in about five minutes and the first meal plan was waiting for me the next morning. Easy to follow when I'm rushing between work and the school run.

I first used this service about six years ago when I was trying to get back on track after my second child. I took a break for a while and came back last spring, and I was pleased to find the recipes have been updated and the coaching team is still friendly. The sign up was quick and the check ins have kept me motivated. I am glad I came back to it.

I bought the weekly weigh in kit with the scales and tape, and they turned up in a couple of days. The scales are a bit basic but accurate enough when I checked them against the gym machine. The price is on the high side compared to buying scales in a shop, though you do get the app access included.

I have been a dietitian for years and I have tried a fair few meal plans with clients, so I came to this one with a sceptical eye. I was reassured by the way the meals are built around balanced macros and the portion sizes are sensible. The sign up was simple and the support team answered my questions promptly. I'd happily point clients towards it.

Had been using a free calorie app and it was just numbers. This one gives you actual meal ideas and a coach you can message. Signed up on my phone in a few minutes and the first session was the next day.

I looked at three other plans before picking this one, and what got me was the portion guide that comes with the recipes, which actually shows you what a serving looks like on a plate. The other two just said grams. Signing up took about five minutes, and the first box turned up when they said it would. Really happy with it so far.

Got the programme through a recommendation from a colleague, and the first few weeks were genuinely useful. When I wanted to cancel, though, the process was longer than it should have been and I had to write in twice before it was confirmed. The coaching itself was patient and well informed. I would think twice about signing up for a long period.

Looked at a few other options before picking this and it came out best for me. Signing up was simple and the plan itself is well laid out. Price was about the same as the rest but the recipes are more practical so I went with them.

Got the 12 week bundle because it worked out cheaper than paying month by month. Sign up was dead easy and my coach got in touch the same day. Had a few messages back and forth about my training schedule which was useful. Not sure yet if I'll stick with it past the 12 weeks but so far it's sound and I'd say yeah I'd use it again.

I went with this instead of the one my sister uses because it didn't tie me into a long contract, which was the main thing for me. Getting started was simple and the first session with the coach was booked straight away. The coach has been encouraging and the weekly check ins actually keep me on track. Happy with it so far.

Compared to the personal trainer I was paying for before, this works out a fair bit less each week, which is the main reason I switched. The meals are a bit small for my liking so I add a side most days. Delivery came a day late once but I haven't had any other problems.

I compared a couple of online coaching services before settling on this one, mainly because they offer video calls as standard. The first call was booked for the following week, and the coach was lovely. I did find the monthly charge was a little higher than the others, and the booking system timed out on me twice.