Daily Greens and Adaptogens prints an amount beside every one of its ten ingredients: $59.95 a jar, or $53.96 subscribed, for 30 days of 8,000 printed milligrams, certified organic as a finished product, nothing added. On the five powders beside it, part of every scoop carries no printed amount — a proprietary blend on four of them, an unweighted flavor system on the fifth. You can price those scoops. You can’t price what’s in them. Every panel below is reproduced from the maker’s own label, so you can check each one yourself.
Six greens powders, and what each label prints.
Comparison done September 12, 2026, from each maker’s published label and site
A 13 g scoop. At most 375 mg of wheatgrass.
AG1’s 13 g serving holds a 7.5 g blend of 21 ingredients, and the first two by weight are organic apple powder and pea protein isolate. Its grasses — wheatgrass, alfalfa and barley leaf — sit 4th, 5th and 6th inside a separate 1.5 g blend of 21. A blend lists its ingredients in descending order, so that wheatgrass can be no more than 375 mg, the alfalfa no more than 300 mg, the barley leaf no more than 250 mg. Ours carries 1,620 mg of each, every day, as juice powder rather than dried leaf.
Four things to check on any greens label
Is every amount printed?
If you can’t see the milligrams, you can’t compare, and you can’t price what you’re buying. Legion prints four of its ingredients and stops. We print an amount beside all ten, with no blend and no flavor system left over.
Is it certified organic — the seal, not the word?
“Made with organic ingredients” and “almost organic” are not certification. Ours carries the seal, and prints an amount beside all ten ingredients under it. Of the other five here only Organifi carries the seal, over a panel that prints four amounts out of nine.
Juice powder or leaf powder?
Grass juice powder is the pressed juice, dried — the concentrated form, and the harder one to make. Leaf powder is the dried whole leaf, fiber and all. Our barley, wheat and alfalfa are all juice powders at 1,620 mg each a day.
What else is in the scoop?
Sweeteners, flavors, fibers, fillers and flow agents all take up weight. Ours has ten ingredients and nothing else — no sweetener, no flavor system, no filler.
What a day costs on each of the six.
Daily Greens and Adaptogens
$59.95 a jar once, $53.96 subscribed; two 4 g servings a day, 30 days.
$2.00 / $1.80
AG1 Next Gen
$99 once, $79 a month recurring.
$3.30 / $2.63
Organifi Green Juice
$69.95 once, $62.96 recurring.
$2.33 / $2.10
Legion Genesis, Original
$59.99 once; no recurring price any primary source confirms.
$2.00
1st Phorm Opti-Greens 50
$69.99 once, $59.99 recurring.
$2.33 / $2.00
Live it Up Super Greens
$59.99 once, $39.99 recurring.
$2.00 / $1.33
A price per day prices the scoop, not the contents. At one-time prices no scoop on this list costs less than ours: Live it Up and Legion Genesis match it at $2.00 a day and the other three sit above. Put both sides on a recurring plan and one does come in under us — Live it Up at $1.33 a day against our $1.80 — and what it buys is sixteen greens inside a 7.3 g blend with not one printed amount. 1st Phorm is $2.33 a day at $69.99, $2.00 on its recurring price, for five blend totals and no individual amount anywhere. Ours is $2.00 a day one-time, $1.80 subscribed, for ten amounts you can check.
Cost per milligram you can verify
Daily Greens and Adaptogens is $59.95 a jar, or $53.96 subscribed, for 30 days of 8,000 printed milligrams — 7,980 mg named across nine ingredients, plus 20 mg of B. coagulans at 2 billion CFU as the tenth. That is $0.25 per thousand printed milligrams one-time and $0.225 subscribed. Both terms of that sum are on the label, so you can finish the arithmetic without asking us for anything.
On the other five labels the sum stops partway. Legion prints its four actives, 13.5 g of a 17 g serving, and nothing for the rest. Organifi prints four amounts, 2,850 mg of a 9.3 g serving. AG1 doses 25 vitamins and minerals and five named actives, then puts 42 ingredients inside 9 g of blends. 1st Phorm prints five blend totals and no ingredient amount anywhere. Live it Up prints nutrient totals, not ingredient doses. You cannot divide a price by a number that isn’t printed.
Daily Greens and Adaptogens
$59.95/JAR · $53.96 SUBSCRIBED · 30-DAY SUPPLY
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Ten ingredients, 8,000 mg, every amount printed.
Five whole plants — barley grass, wheat grass and alfalfa as juice powders, plus spirulina and cracked-cell chlorella — make up 7,160 mg a day. Three adaptogens: KSM-66 ashwagandha at 300 mg, the extract with placebo-controlled trials behind it, plus rhodiola and astragalus as whole organic roots. Bromelain, a plant enzyme. And Bacillus coagulans at 2 billion CFU a day, the amount used in its own clinical studies, guaranteed to the expiration date.
Why there are no added vitamins. One product in this set adds a 25-item multivitamin to the scoop. This one doesn’t: it is a whole-food greens powder, and the vitamins and minerals in it come from the plants.
Every amount on this label can be held against the research at the dose it uses. The ingredient guide does that, one ingredient at a time, with the references.
What each of these brands does well.
None of the five is a bad product, and each of them does something this one doesn’t. AG1 is NSF Certified for Sport, which means an outside lab checks what is in the tub against the label and screens for banned substances — worth real money to a tested athlete — and it backs a first order for 90 days against our 30. It also publishes its blend structure and ingredient order, which is the only reason the 375 mg arithmetic above can be done at all. Legion Genesis prints an amount for each of its four actives, 13.5 g of a 17 g serving, which is the highest disclosed share of any label here except this one, and it guarantees a first purchase for a year. Organifi Green Juice carries the USDA seal on the finished product, the same standard as this jar, and prints 600 mg of KSM-66 ashwagandha, twice what is in a day of ours. 1st Phorm Opti-Greens 50 holds both NSF Certified for Sport and Informed Choice, and refunds 110% within 30 days with the opened portion accepted. Live it Up is the cheapest day in this set on a recurring plan, $1.33 against our $1.80, and level with ours at $2.00 one-time. It also handled a supplier failure the way it should be handled: when the ingredient failed in 2026 the company recalled, took refund requests, and reformulated that ingredient out.
What none of the five does is print an amount beside every ingredient in the serving. That is the one row this page ranks on, and it is the row that decides whether you can price what you’re drinking.
Where these figures came from, and when.
Sources. AG1’s blend structure and ingredient order are from its own Next Gen ingredients page. Organifi’s, Legion’s and Live it Up’s panels are from the brands’ sites and matching retailer listings. 1st Phorm publishes its panel as an image; its blend weights come from a label transcription and are approximate.
Prices were checked September 12, 2026 and move with promotions. Formulas change too — Organifi and Legion both reformulated recently, and Live it Up relaunched in July 2026 with what it calls a “refined formula” — so the label on the jar in front of you is always the final word.
On five of these labels part of the serving is a number you take on trust. Ours is $59.95 a jar, or $53.96 subscribed, for 30 days of 8,000 printed milligrams, every term of it checkable.
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