The Declaration of Allulose and Calories from Allulose on Nutrition and Supplement Facts Labels: Guidance for Industry

The commenter supports the proposed action but argues that the guidance should go further by allowing the use of a generic name like "Sapor" instead of "Allulose." They argue that "Allulose" sounds like a chemical and creates consumer confusion, whereas a generic name would simplify labels and reduce anxiety for health-conscious consumers.

An individual is requesting that the FDA reconsider its guidance on labeling allulose as a total carbohydrate. They argue that because allulose has a near-zero caloric value and no glycemic impact, including it in the "Total Carbohydrate" line can mislead people with diabetes and lead to dangerous insulin dosing errors.

An individual is reporting a personal adverse reaction to a keto bar containing allulose, describing symptoms of stomach upset and diarrhea. They are requesting the addition of a warning label to the product rather than commenting on the specific guidance for nutrition and supplement facts labels.