Purely Inspired Organic Green Powder Smoothie Mix, Unflavored (24 Servings) - Probiotics for Digestive Health with Spirulina & Chlorella for Gut Health - Vegan & Gluten-FreeUSDA Organic

I feel better and like I’m getting my nutrition. But… it tastes like wet dog being washed with apple shampoo smells. So making it in a smoothie or mixing it with juice is a must.

Quality product!

I have been drinking this for about 5 months now and honestly all I can say is I feel less bloated and it has helped me so much with my metabolism, love it and will continue to buy it.

I've been incorporating Purely Inspired Organic Greens into my daily routine for several years, and the benefits have been remarkable. This unflavored powder blends seamlessly into my morning smoothies, making it an effortless addition to my diet.​The comprehensive blend of 39 superfoods, including spirulina and chlorella, along with 18 vitamins and minerals, provides a substantial nutritional boost. The inclusion of 110 million CFU probiotics per serving has significantly improved my gut health and digestion. I've also noticed a positive impact on my immune system and overall energy levels.​Overall, this greens powder has become an indispensable part of my wellness regimen. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a natural and effective way to enhance their daily nutrition.​

I definitely don't feel as good when I skip taking my greens. Taste delicious too.

I’ve purchased this product over the past year. Not only has it doubled in price, but it the formula has changed where it’s super clumpy at the bottom even if you use a stirring tool. Super disappointing. The last purchase I bought didn’t even come in the mail.

This supplement works very well for me. I add it to plain water, iced tea, seltzer water. I have a sensitive stomach and this supplement does NOT upset mine in the least bit.

I use this on a regular basis to complement my sometimes spotty intake of greens in my diet. As I drink a lot of fluids I add a scoop to about 48 oz of a mix of teas, juices, etc. There is invariably a small sedimentary amount at the bottom, but that's easily addressed by adding more fluids.What I found disconcerting about my most recent order is the expiration date of 8 June 2025, four months from now. The first jar I ordered expires February 2026. Now, this was discounted so perhaps it's simply part of a batch approaching expiration. I don't mind; I'll use it by then. As I'd like to stock up, iI run into the same situation with my next jar, I may have a think with regards to future purchases.