Before you buy.

Ten ingredients, every dose printed: organic barley grass, wheat grass and alfalfa juice powders (810 mg each per serving), spirulina (810 mg), cracked-cell chlorella (340 mg), KSM-66 ashwagandha extract (150 mg), astragalus and rhodiola root (100 mg each), bromelain (60 mg), and Bacillus coagulans MTCC 5856 (1 billion CFU). Two servings a day: 7,980 mg of plant material plus 20 mg of probiotic culture. Every ingredient, and why it’s there →

Certified USDA Organic as a finished product, audited every year. Eight of the ten ingredients are certified organic; the plant enzyme and the probiotic can’t be. Why those two can’t be →

No — nothing in the jar contains caffeine. Take it any time of day.

Yes — Bacillus coagulans MTCC 5856 (LactoSpore®), a spore-forming strain that survives a dry jar and stomach acid. 2 billion CFU a day, the amount used in its clinical studies, and the count holds to the expiration date rather than the factory door.

Green. No flavor system, no sweetener. If you want it sweeter, blend it into a smoothie or juice.

Not certified gluten-free. The barley and wheat grass are cut before the plant forms grain, but the label carries a Contains: Wheat allergen statement, and we won’t print the words without a per-batch test behind them. If you have celiac disease, ask your doctor first.

Anyone pregnant or nursing (ashwagandha and rhodiola aren’t established as safe in pregnancy); anyone on blood thinners (vitamin K in the grasses and alfalfa; bromelain has mild blood-thinning activity in lab studies); anyone with a liver or thyroid condition (ashwagandha); anyone with an autoimmune condition (spirulina, chlorella and astragalus can stimulate immune activity); anyone with PKU (spirulina contains phenylalanine); anyone allergic to pineapple (bromelain). Formulated for adults.

Two 4 g scoops a day, morning and afternoon or both at once — whichever you’ll keep doing. A jar holds 60 scoops: 30 days, and every price we quote is per day.

Anything cold — water, juice, the smoothie you already make. Heat isn’t good for the probiotic or the enzyme, so keep it out of coffee and tea. Formulated for adults, not children.

Lid tight, cool and dry, desiccant packet left in. Best-by date is on the jar. Clumping in a humid kitchen is normal.

$59.95 a jar, a 30-day supply. Subscribe and every jar is $53.96 — $1.80 a day.

1 jar every 30 days or 4 jars every 120 (4 jars ship free). Every shipment is 10% off, and a friend’s code takes another 15% off. Skip, pause, change the frequency, or cancel from your account page — no calls, no fees, no minimum term.

Finish what you have. The compare pages hold the side-by-sides, label to label, and your first jar is covered by the 30-day return either way.

Free over $70, after discounts — a 4-jar subscription qualifies, a single jar doesn’t. Under $70 it is $8 standard or $15 express. You get tracking by email when it ships. The full shipping policy.

Return the jar within 30 days of delivery, opened or not, for a refund. We send a prepaid label; its cost comes out of the refund unless the jar arrived damaged or wrong. The full returns policy.

Salt & Field owns the formula and answers for the label. The grasses are grown and juiced in Utah’s west desert; the company is registered in Wyoming. The story.