Chicken of the Sea
Skinless boneless canned pink salmon
Purine: up to 150 mg
Is Chicken of the Sea OK for gout?
None of the 9 Chicken of the Sea products we grade rates Good. 2 are graded C (Moderate), 4 are graded D (Limit) and 3 are graded E (Avoid).
Graded 2026-10-06 from each label's ingredients with GoutSafe's purine and fructose data. Ranked by gout rating only, never by commission.
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Every Chicken of the Sea product we grade
Chicken of the Sea
Skinless and boneless salmon pouch
Main ingredient: pink salmon, rated like Canned Salmon (C)
Chicken of the Sea
Tuna in water
Main ingredient: chunk light tuna, rated like Canned Tuna (D)
Chicken of the Sea
Solid White Albacore Tuna In Water
Main ingredient: solid white tuna, rated like Canned Tuna (D)
Chicken of the Sea
Tuna
Main ingredient: chunk white tuna, rated like Canned Tuna (D)
Chicken of the Sea
Infusions cracked black pepper tuna infused with evoo
Main ingredient: light tuna, rated like Canned Tuna (D)
Chicken of the Sea
Sardines in Water
Purine-dense
Chicken of the Sea
Sardines
Purine-dense
Chicken of the Sea
Sardines in oil lightly smoked
Purine-dense
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A grade rates the product for a gout-friendly diet, not a person's treatment. How we grade.