Greens · 2,000 mg
Leafy greens and grasses
The leafy side most of us skip: young cereal grasses, broccoli and a blue-green algae.
Barley grass, wheat grass, broccoli, spirulina, green tea, alfalfa
It's not green.That's the point.
21 plants in one cold glass: leafy greens, beet, berries, hibiscus, turmeric and ginger. That's why it pours deep garnet. 10 calories, nothing artificial.
GreensRedsRoots10 calories2 g fiberNo artificial sweeteners
- 21Plants
- 10Calories
- 2gFiber
Superfoods3 Jars · $92- cGMP-certified facility
- Independently lab tested
- FDA-registered facility
- Formulated in the USA
Most of us don't eat enough vegetables. Even the healthy ones.
Only about 1 in 10 American adults eats the recommended amount of vegetables. It's rarely about willpower. Smaller appetites, busy mornings and the same five dinners on rotation add up.
Superfoods won't replace your vegetables, and it isn't trying to. It's a reliable extra: one glass with 21 plant ingredients most of us never get in a normal week.*
Adults who eat enough vegetables
1 in 10 meets the recommendation.
Source: CDC, Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, January 2022.
A few of the 21 plants.
Greens, reds and roots, and every one is named on the label. Tap a plant to see why it's in the jar.
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Beet rootRedsGives every glass its deep garnet color and a gentle, earthy sweetness. -
HibiscusRedsTart, bright flowers that make it taste like berries instead of grass. -
PomegranateRedsOne of seven reds, alongside beet, hibiscus, cranberry, acai, blueberry and strawberry. -
SpirulinaGreensA blue-green algae, one of the six greens in every scoop. -
Barley grassGreensA young cereal grass. The leafy side most of us skip. -
TurmericRootsA warming golden root, paired with black pepper extract. -
GingerRootsAdds a gentle warmth to the finish. -
Jerusalem artichokeRootsThe source of inulin, a prebiotic fiber that feeds the good bacteria already in your gut.*
21 plants, in three colors.
Every ingredient is named on the label. If a greens drink glows bright green, it's mostly grass. This is greens, reds and roots together.
Reds · 1,500 mg
Beet, berries and hibiscus
Deeply colored plants and natural sources of polyphenols.* They give the glass its color and its tart, berry taste.
Beet root, hibiscus flower, strawberry, cranberry, acai, blueberry, pomegranate
Roots · 500 mg
Roots, spices and fiber
Warming roots and spices, plus a prebiotic fiber that feeds the good bacteria already in your gut.*
Turmeric, ginger, cinnamon, Panax ginseng, ashwagandha, mangosteen, black pepper, inulin from Jerusalem artichoke
Carefully made. Independently checked.
You should feel good about what you take every day. Here's how ours is made and checked.
- cGMP-certified facilityMade in a facility independently audited and certified to the FDA's current Good Manufacturing Practice rules for supplements.
- Independently lab testedTested by an outside, accredited lab, including for heavy metals, and we keep its certificate of analysis on file.
- FDA-registered facilityMade in a facility registered with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and open to its inspections.
- Formulated in the USADeveloped in the US and shipped to you from US warehouses.
Want the lab report? Ask us and we'll email you the certificate of analysis for your product. FDA registration doesn't mean the FDA approves a product.
Three easy ways to drink it
Cold water and lemon
The simplest start. Ice, a squeeze of lemon, done.
Berry smoothie
Blend a scoop with frozen berries, half a banana and water or milk.
With Plant Protein
Add a serving of vanilla Plant Protein (two scoops) for 20 g of protein in the same glass.
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Built with an exercise therapist, for real life.
Justin Agustin is a specialist in exercise therapy. For years he has built workouts for the people most fitness programs leave out: beginners, people with limited mobility, and anyone starting later or starting over. His chair, bed and standing routines are followed by millions.
Justin helped us create Superfoods: one glass a day, 21 plants, nothing to cook.
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Justin Agustin partnered with us to create Plant Protein and Superfoods.
What people notice.
Real customers on how they drink it and why they kept going. Shared with permission.
I'd given up on greens powders because they all tasted like lawn clippings. This one tastes like berries and hibiscus tea. I actually look forward to it.
Cold water and lemon · 4 months
My vegetables were the same four things every week. One glass in the morning and I stopped worrying about it.
Morning glass · 2 months
I blend it with frozen berries and a scoop of the vanilla protein. Breakfast in two minutes.
With Plant Protein · 3 months
The color threw me at first. Now I'd find a bright green one suspicious.
Over ice · 6 weeks
Light, not too sweet, and nothing artificial in it. That mattered to me more than anything on the label.
Berry smoothie · 5 months
Good questions.
Still unsure? Ask us directly.
What does it taste like?
Tart and berry-forward from the hibiscus, cranberry and citric acid, a little earthy from the beet, with a light sweetness from stevia. Cold water with lemon is the easiest way to start, and it disappears into a berry smoothie.
Is it sweetened?
Lightly, with stevia leaf extract. There's no sucralose, no aspartame and no other artificial sweetener.
Does it replace vegetables?
No. It's an extra, not a substitute. Keep eating vegetables and fruit; Superfoods sits alongside them.
Does it contain caffeine?
A little. The greens include green tea powder, which naturally contains some caffeine. If you avoid caffeine, check with your doctor or pharmacist first.
Do I save if I buy more than one jar?
Yes. One jar is $36, two are $65 and three are $92, which works out to $30.66 a jar, about $1.02 a day. Orders of 2 or more items ship free in the US. There's no subscription to manage.
Taking medication?
Plants can interact with medicine too, so show the label to your pharmacist or prescriber before you start. Leafy greens and alfalfa contain vitamin K, which matters if you take a blood thinner such as warfarin. Turmeric, ginger, Panax ginseng and ashwagandha can interact with some medications for diabetes, blood pressure, thyroid or sleep. Green tea adds a small amount of natural caffeine. If you also take GLP-1 Support, both contain ashwagandha and black pepper extract. The full label is under View Supplement Facts.
Who shouldn't take it?
Ask a physician first if you are pregnant or nursing, under 18, or have a medical condition, and read "Taking medication?" above. Don't use it if you're allergic to any ingredient.
21 plants. One glass a day.
Greens, reds and roots for 10 calories. Three jars for $92, about $1.02 a day, or try one jar first.
*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. Suggested use: one scoop in 6 to 8 oz of cold water or your favorite drink once daily; drink within 10 minutes of mixing. Talk to your healthcare provider before taking any new supplement. Pregnant or nursing, under 18, or have a medical condition? Ask a physician first. Keep out of reach of children. Do not use if the safety seal is damaged or missing. Store in a cool, dry place. Source for vegetable intake: CDC, Adults Meeting Fruit and Vegetable Intake Recommendations, United States, 2019, MMWR 71(1), January 2022.
