Best Low Sodium Meal Delivery Services

CookUnity teams up with award-winning chefs, including Esther Choi, Jose Garces, Akhtar Nawab, and Einat Admony, to create a vast menu of globally-inspired dishes that only require a few minutes of reheating. Meals accommodate a variety of dietary preferences, such as vegan, gluten-free, keto, and paleo. The menu can also be filtered by sodium content, making CookUnity a great choice for those looking to monitor their salt intake.

Learn More: Read Our CookUnity Review.

• 16 meals a week: $10.39 per meal 
• 12 meals a week: $10.49 per meal
• 8 meals a week: $10.89 per meal
• 6 meals a week: $11.39 per meal
• 4 meals a week: $12.69 per meal

• Coconut lime hanger steak
• Carnitas street tacos
• Butternut squash ravioli
• Chili roasted shrimp
  

BistroMD offers meals that combine the convenience of heat-and-eat with the oversight of licensed medical professionals, making it our pick for best overall low sodium prepared meal service. Several of the meal plans available are low sodium, and BistroMD also offers a number of other resources to its customers for support and education.

Learn More: Read Our BistroMD Review.

• Full program, 7 days: $164.85 plus $19.95 shipping 
• Full program, 5 days: $140.51 plus $19.95 shipping
• Lunch and dinner, 7 days: $141.65 plus $19.95 shipping
• Lunch and dinner, 5 days: $112.43 plus $19.95 shipping

• Chicken, rice, and cheddar casserole
• Salmon with dill mustard sauce
• Turkey breaks with cranberry apple chutney
• Oven-fried catfish with spicy tomato leek sauce
• Baked pasta marinara with chicken sausage
• Meatloaf with honey bourbon glaze
• Mojo pork with black beans and rice
• Chicken pad thai
• Grilled salmon with creamy pesto
• Lasagna with garden marinara
  

Mom’s Meals is our pick for best budget-friendly low sodium meals because this service has the option to have meals covered by certain Medicare Advantage or Medicaid plans, making them more financially accessible than most other services we’ve seen. The meals are refrigerated, heat-and-eat options full of comfort food classics and can be purchased on a recurring or a one-time basis.

Learn More: Read Our Mom's Meals Review.

Meals cost an affordable $7.99 each, with renal-friendly, pureed, and gluten-free meals slightly higher at $8.99. Customers may also be eligible to utilize health plans like Medicare and Medicaid to cover the cost of their meals.

• Curry vegetables with pineapple and brown rice, string cheese, vanilla pudding
• Cheeseburger and seasoned mixed vegetables, whole wheat bun, orange 
• Chicken and stir fry vegetables with teriyaki sauce, white rice, applesauce 
• Sweet and sour chicken with stir fry vegetables, white rice, grape juice, ginger spice cookie
• BBQ chicken with potato medley, seasoned green beans, applesauce 
• Beef goulash over whole wheat pasta, seasoned carrots, orange 
• Salisbury steak with mushroom gravy, potatoes, seasoned vegetables, whole wheat dinner roll, gelatin
• Mushroom risotto, seasoned peas and carrots, whole wheat roll, grape juice
• Korean style BBQ meatballs with white rice, seasoned broccoli, ginger spice cookie
• Creamy macaroni and cheese, seasoned vegetables, mandarin orange cup, blueberry applesauce
  

ModifyHealth works with registered dietitians to curate meal plans geared specifically for those who suffer from chronic health conditions. Boasting a menu that's entirely gluten-free and low in sodium, ModifyHealth features both Mediterranean and Low-FODMAP meals, which are available either a la carte or as part of a full meal program. If you sign up for the full program, you'll also receive dietitian support and educational materials along with your weekly meals.

• Breakfasts start at $9.95 a serving
• Entrees start at $12.95 a serving
• Food program packages start at $180 a week
• Shipping is free

• Greek chicken and rice
• Longevity stew with black-eyed peas and kale
• Shrimp chimichurri with black beans and rice
• Lemon thyme chicken with tahini cauliflower and za'atar quinoa
• Blackened salmon with quinoa, broccoli, and red bell pepper
• Roasted pistachio salmon with white beans and kale

Magic Kitchen offers food to cover you for every major meal with snacks in between, all designed with seniors in mind. There are options to suit nearly any dietary restrictions including low sodium, diabetes-friendly, renal protocols, and more. Meals can be ordered a la carte or as part of a plan, and can even be ordered as a gift for loved ones. 

Pricing varies according to what you order. Meals start around $10 and go up from there, with a la carte options, bundles, and meal programs available. Here's a sample price breakdown:

• 1 meal per day (choice of breakfast, lunch, or dinner): $82 to $90 for 7 days
• 2 meals per day (choice of breakfast, lunch, and/or dinner): $164 to $180 for 7 days
• 3 meals per day (breakfast, lunch and dinner): $246 to $275 for 7 days

• Vegetable caponata with orzo and spinach
• Beef and broccoli over noodles and vegetable blend
• Balsamic glazed chicken with roasted potatoes and green beans
• Chili with beans with carrots and broccoli florets

When it comes to fully-prepared heat-and-eat meals, Snap Kitchen does it best. The company's meals are cooked and prepared by chefs, with no preservatives, antibiotics, or artificial sweeteners added. On the menu, you'll find options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, so you can enjoy Snap Kitchen's delectable dishes at any time of day. Each meal is both gluten-free and soy-free, and you can filter the menu by sodium content, carbs, calories, protein, and common allergens.

Learn More: Read Our Snap Kitchen Review.

• 6 meals per week: $82.99 ($13.84 per meal)
• 12 meals per week: $135.99 (11.34 per meal)

• Baked ziti with Italian beef sausage
• Stir-fry chicken and broccoli with garlic sauce
• Chicken vermicelli bowl with Vietnamese dipping sauce
• Herb butter steak with bacon roasted brussels sprouts
• Shawarma chicken bowl with lemon tahini sauce
• Peach BBQ brisket with loaded cauliflower
  

Splendid Spoon offers plant-based foods in the form of smoothies, soups, grain bowls, noodles, and more. With a simple but effective “lower sodium” search filter, it’s easy to find which items will help with a sodium-restricted diet—a feature we haven’t seen from many other meal kits, especially in the plant-based category.

Learn More: Read Our Splendid Spoon Review.

• Breakfast (5 smoothies): $70
• Lunch (5 soup & grain bowls): $70
• Breakfast + Lunch Plan (5 smoothies, 5 bowls): $100
• Breakfast, Lunch + Reset (5 smoothies, 5 bowls, 1 full day reset): $140
• Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner + Reset (5 smoothies, 5 bowls, 5 noodle bowls, 1 full day reset): $195

Smoothies

• Cacao almond
• Blackberry basil
• Green matcha
• Power greens
• Raspberry cacao

Soups

• Red lentil dal
• Green tomatillo chili
• Lentil and kale
• Kimchi fried quinoa
• Cauliflower tikka
• Cauliflower potato
• Butternut turmeric
• Garden minestrone
  

Teaming up with dietitians and chefs, Epicured features a variety of gourmet meals that are made in a certified gluten-free facility. Epicured’s menu includes a variety of entrees, from grilled chicken bruschetta to Mediterranean sea bass to Moroccan tajine, plus salads, soups, sides, snacks, and more. Use the handy menu filters to narrow down the menu options based on specific dietary preferences, including vegan, dairy-free, low sugar, and low sodium. Best of all, the meals come fully-prepared and ready to eat in minutes.

Epicured offers both à la carte items and bundles, and pricing will depend on which items you select. The average per-serving price is $10.29. Examples of pricing for bundles are as follows:

• Chef’s Favorites: $110.21
• Fiber-Fueled Bundle: $131.14
• Brunch Bundle: $143.21

• Vietnamese rice noodles (vegetarian)
• Pad Thai with chicken
• Sesame crusted grilled salmon
• Pulled BBQ chicken