Certified organic · every dose printed
Daily Greens and Adaptogens
Barley · Wheat Grass · Alfalfa · Spirulina · Chlorella — Ashwagandha · Astragalus · Rhodiola · Bromelain · Bacillus coagulans
Contains: Wheat, from wheat grass. Barley grass is in the jar too.
Two scoops a day: 4,860 mg of grass juice powders and 2,300 mg of spirulina and chlorella to support healthy energy, 300 mg of KSM-66 ashwagandha to help you handle everyday stress, 2 billion CFU to support digestion.
Enjoyed daily with water, this blend of greens and botanicals supports energy, resilience, & everyday vitality.
Ten ingredients in a certified-organic formula. 8,000 mg a day of grass juice powders, spirulina, chlorella, and three adaptogens, plus a clinically studied probiotic — every dose on the label, nothing else in the jar. Two 4 g servings a day.
30-DAY RETURNS · OPENED OR NOT
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Four things you can check
Certified organic
Certified USDA Organic as a finished product, not just a few inputs.
Every dose printed
No proprietary blend. Ten ingredients, ten numbers, 8,000 mg a day — and the probiotic count in CFU.
Juice, not leaf
Barley, wheat and alfalfa pressed as juice, not milled as leaf — 4,860 mg a day.
Nothing added
No sweetener, no flavor system, no filler. Ten ingredients, and all ten do something.
Energy, digestion, stress, immune support — and the dose behind each.
Supports healthy energy levels. Organic spirulina at 1,620 mg a day, with 4,860 mg of barley grass, wheat grass and alfalfa juice powders and 680 mg of cracked-cell chlorella.
Supports healthy digestion. Bacillus coagulans MTCC 5856 (LactoSpore®) at 2 billion CFU a day — the amount used in its clinical studies — with bromelain at 2400 GDU per gram, 120 mg a day.
Helps the body adapt to everyday stress. KSM-66 ashwagandha at 300 mg a day, rhodiola root at 200 mg.
Supports immune function. Organic astragalus root at 200 mg a day, with spirulina and chlorella.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
An ancient lakebed in Utah.
Whatever is in the soil ends up in your glass. These grasses grow in volcanic soil left by an ancient sea, farmed organic in Utah’s west desert.
How it’s made.
01
Grown organic
Barley and wheat grass cut before the plant forms grain, alfalfa cut young.
02
Cold-pressed
Juiced the day they’re cut. The fiber stays behind.
03
Dried below 106°F
Low and slow. The color and smell of the fresh plant survive.
04
In your glass
Stirs into cold water and dissolves clean. Green, and it smells like it.
106°F
Dried here
160–210°F
Hot-dried powder
Hot-dried powder leaves the dryer at 160–210°F. This juice never goes above 106°F.
Every step, and why each one costs more →
Certifications
What’s inside.
Ten ingredients, and that’s the whole label. Eight are certified organic. No fillers, no carriers, no maltodextrin.
Barley grass juice
Organic. The juice of young barley, pressed and dried — saponarin, lutonarin, chlorophyll.
Wheat grass juice
Organic. The chlorophyll workhorse of the three.
Alfalfa juice
Organic. Deep-rooted minerals, vitamin K, a different flavonoid profile.
Spirulina
Organic blue-green alga, about 60% protein, source of phycocyanin.
Chlorella
Organic, cracked-cell so the wall doesn’t block absorption. Active B12, folate, carotenoids.
KSM-66® ashwagandha
Organic root extract, standardized to 5% withanolides. 300 mg a day, inside the range the trials used.
Astragalus
Organic whole root, milled. Traditionally used to support immune health.
Rhodiola
Organic whole root, milled.
Bromelain
A pineapple-stem enzyme, 2400 GDU per gram.
Bacillus coagulans MTCC 5856
LactoSpore®, a spore-forming probiotic. 1 billion CFU per serving, 2 billion a day.
Nothing else
No sweetener, no flavor, no filler, no flow agent.
Supplement Facts
Serving size 4 g (1 scoop) · Servings per container 60
| Ingredient | Per serving | Per day |
|---|---|---|
| Organic barley grass juice powder | 810 mg | 1,620 mg |
| Organic wheat grass juice powder | 810 mg | 1,620 mg |
| Organic alfalfa juice powder | 810 mg | 1,620 mg |
| Organic spirulina powder | 810 mg | 1,620 mg |
| Organic chlorella powder (cracked cell) | 340 mg | 680 mg |
| Organic KSM-66® ashwagandha root extract, 5% withanolides | 150 mg | 300 mg |
| Organic astragalus root powder | 100 mg | 200 mg |
| Organic rhodiola rosea root powder | 100 mg | 200 mg |
| Bromelain (2400 GDU/g) | 60 mg | 120 mg |
| Bacillus coagulans MTCC 5856 (LactoSpore®) | 10 mg · 1 billion CFU | 20 mg · 2 billion CFU |
| Total | 4,000 mg | 8,000 mg |
Other ingredients: none. Daily Value not established for the ingredients listed.
Ten numbers. Add them up, then add it to your cart.
Add it to my cartWhy juice powder.
Most greens powders mill the whole dried leaf. Juice powder presses the young grass and dries the juice — far more grass per gram. One competing 13 g serving puts its three grasses 4th, 5th and 6th inside a 1.5 g blend. Blends list by descending weight, so its wheatgrass can be no more than 375 mg. Ours is 1,620 mg of each grass a day, printed.
Taste, and how to take it.
One scoop (4 g) in 6–8 oz of cold water or a smoothie, twice a day — breakfast and lunch works. Take it with food: the carotenoids in the chlorella and spirulina are fat-soluble, so a little fat helps you absorb them.
The questions we’d ask too.
How will I know it’s working?+
Nothing in the jar produces a jolt — no caffeine, no stimulant, nothing added for effect. Write down on day one how your afternoon goes, how digestion sits, how you sleep, then read it again after a jar. That’s where a change would show up first, if it shows up for you.
Does it have caffeine?+
No. Nothing in the jar contains caffeine, so you can take it at any time of day.
Is there a probiotic in it?+
Yes — Bacillus coagulans MTCC 5856 (LactoSpore®), a spore-forming strain that survives a dry jar and stomach acid. 1 billion CFU per serving, 2 billion a day, the amount used in its clinical studies, stated to the expiration date.
What does it taste like?+
Green. No flavor system, no sweetener. If you want it sweeter, blend it into a smoothie or juice.
Is it gluten-free?+
The barley and wheat grass are harvested before the plant forms grain, but we don’t make a gluten-free claim.
Who should check with a doctor first?+
Anyone pregnant or nursing (ashwagandha, rhodiola); anyone on blood-thinning medication (vitamin K in the grasses and alfalfa; bromelain has mild blood-thinning activity); anyone with a liver or thyroid condition (ashwagandha); anyone with an autoimmune condition (spirulina, chlorella, astragalus); anyone with PKU (spirulina contains phenylalanine); anyone with a pineapple allergy (bromelain). Formulated for adults.
Why two servings?+
Two 4 g scoops a day. Morning and afternoon, or both at once — whichever you’ll keep doing. 60 servings is 30 days.
Why is your powder so green?+
Because it’s dried below 106°F instead of cooked. High heat turns greens khaki and flat.
What does the organic certification cover?+
The finished product is certified — an outside certifier audits the farms, facility, and records annually. Eight ingredients are organic; the enzyme and the probiotic are permitted non-organic ingredients, classed by USDA rules as non-agricultural.
How should I store it, and how long does it keep?+
Lid tight, cool and dry, desiccant packet left in. The best-by date is on the jar.
How does the subscription work?+
1 jar every 30 days, or 4 jars every 120 days (4 jars ship free). Every shipment is 10% off, and a friend’s code takes another 15% off. Pause, skip, or cancel from your account page — no calls, no fees.
What if I don’t like it?+
Return it within 30 days of delivery for a refund, opened or not. We send the label; its cost comes out of the refund unless the jar arrived damaged or wrong.
Why isn’t it on Amazon?+
We sell it here only, so every jar can be traced to its batch.
Ingredient guide
Every ingredient, and the reason it’s there
What each ingredient is, what the human research shows at the dose used, and why it’s in the jar. References on PubMed. Most greens get bought on somebody’s word — this one you can check yourself.
