Filter the shelf
Products are only meant to appear when the catalog lists at least 8g protein and fewer than 180 calories per serving.
About 180cal
Most marketplaces make you compare calories, protein, serving size, and availability one tab at a time. 180cal starts with one nutrition constraint first: at least 8g protein and under 180 calories per serving.
The storefront filters products before they reach the shelf, then lets shoppers build a shortlist before opening Amazon for checkout.
Every product is intended to clear at least 8g protein and under 180 calories per listed serving.
Height and weight can shape product priority when shoppers choose to save a profile.
180cal keeps discovery and cart planning lightweight, while final purchase actions happen on Amazon.
How the storefront works
Products are only meant to appear when the catalog lists at least 8g protein and fewer than 180 calories per serving.
Each product page keeps the nutrition facts, Amazon ASIN, serving assumption, source labels, ingredient notes, and reviewed date together.
A saved height and weight profile can influence product priority, but browsing and Amazon handoff still work without an account.
180cal supports discovery and cart planning. Live seller, price, delivery, returns, and checkout decisions happen on Amazon.