Organic Best of Greens, 150 GR

Best way to eat your greens! More greens in 1 small scoop. One vould never est these many vegetables in a day! Not sugary, but not a pleasant flavor ; not unbearable. I'm do use to it; just 1 cup of water. I startrd adding my Protein powder & Collegen to it.I ONLY LIKE THIS PRIDUCT!

Love this! Add to apple juice & drink up. Keeps me feeling energized & healthy! Drink it in the morning & found that I could loose some weight eating right the rest of the day.

Price is higher here but I can consistantly get it.

Been using it for years. An easy way to enhance nutrition with excellent ingredients.

Displeased because the product was not fresh. The taste worse than another bottle I purchased a while back. Not even drinking it with OJ helped.

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Best of greens was recommended from a nutrition sight for best quality greens. The doctor claimed no residue came through on urine testing so all vitamins were completely digested.I take this for my basic vitamins every morning. I can say that the other two brands I tried did not seem to provide me with the amount of apparent vitamin intake since my fingernails became somewhat brittle when not using the BOG and my skin seemed more easily prone to injury.I drink it in orange juice and add 1/4 teaspoon of Cayenne pepper and 1/4 tsp of turmeric for cold and cancer prevention. They season the greens for better taste (much better) as it is nasty to drink it on it's own.

When searching for a grass juice blend powder, the Best of Greens by Pure Planet caught my eye. This product appears to have some great ingredients. However, the label (and I've found varying ingredient labels for this product online) is unclear as to whether some or all of the ingredients are from dehydrated juice powder. I personally prefer the qualities and taste of dehydrated juice powder over the whole dried ground up plant. Those grasses or blends that are not from dehydrated juice taste like cheap fiber filler. Being unclear, I called Pure Planet and they confirmed that all of the grass portion are from juice, even though some labels read differently. Perhaps there are different labels out there due to reformulation?I did try this blend, and upon my first glass I have to say it does not appear or taste like any of the ingredients are from dehydrated juice. The color is pale, the consistency is somewhat dry and chalky, and it doesn't have that rich bright green color or flavor that other juiced green blends have. Being somewhat skeptical of the ingredients, finding varying unclear ingredient lists, and not being so crazy about the texture I probably won't be reordering this blend. I think I may start mixing my own dehydrated powdered grass juices.