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Gundry MD

Gundry MD MCT Wellness Powder Watermelon Lemonade

  • 8.25 ounces, 30 day supply
  • Powder for energy, ketones and brain health
  • Watermelon lemonade flavor, sugar free
  • Vegan, keto friendly, tree nuts allergen

Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A watermelon lemonade MCT powder that is vegan, sugar free and keto friendly. Tree nuts are listed as an allergen, and no scoop size is in the data.

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ASIN: B0C5K21P8BCategory: MCT Oils

Overview

Instead of a spoonful of oil, this Gundry MD powder stirs into a drink for MCT fat with a watermelon lemonade taste. The listing ties it to energy, ketone production, brain and digestive health support.

The reason to look at it is a fruity, sugar free MCT drink mix that suits a vegan keto plan. The limitation is the tree nut allergen and the missing scoop size and fat numbers.

Who it's for

A vegan following a ketogenic plan who dislikes oil in coffee may like a refreshing powder. People with tree nut allergies, sensitive digestion or a need for exact nutrition figures should read the label.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Vegan diet type
  • Watermelon lemonade flavor
  • Digestive health benefit listed
Cons
  • Contains tree nut allergen
  • Scoop size not listed
  • Fat grams not listed

Performance notes

MCT fats are digested quickly and turned into ketones, which is why they suit keto plans. A powder form binds the fat to a carrier so it mixes with cold liquid. Too large a serving can upset the stomach, so the label amount matters.

Specifications

BrandGundry MD
FormPowder
DietVegan
AllergensTree Nuts
Count8.25 Ounce
FlavorWatermelon Lemonade
BenefitsDigestive Health Support

Frequently asked questions

Is Gundry MD MCT Wellness a liquid oil or a powder?

It is a powder, mixed into drinks.

Does it contain tree nuts?

The allergens field lists tree nuts. Avoid it with a tree nut allergy.

Is it the same as the raspberry version?

No. This listing is watermelon lemonade, while a separate listing covers a raspberry medley.