Factor Meals

01The problem

Every low-carb plan dies the same way. Not at the supermarket, and not because you don't know what to eat. It dies on a Tuesday night when you get home late, the fridge is empty, and the only thing within reach is the thing you said you'd stop eating.

02Why it keeps happening

That isn't a willpower problem, and treating it like one is why most people quit. You can hold a diet perfectly for three weeks and lose it in a single bad evening, because the version of you at 8pm is tired, hungry, and not about to cook chicken for forty minutes. A plan has to survive that person, or it was never really a plan.

03What actually fixes it

Factor runs the widest keto-specific menu we found, with more than a hundred rotating options built by dietitians. That number is the actual feature. Variety is what stops a prepared-meal plan from turning into its own kind of boredom, which is the second reason people fall off. Meals reheat properly, and you can skip or pause a week without cancelling.