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The short version

What a scoop of plants can and cannot do

Superfood powders exist for one honest reason: most days do not contain as many plants as you meant to eat. Concentrating grasses, algae, roots and berries into a scoop or a capsule does not turn them into a salad — it turns them into a floor, a plant-dense baseline you can still hit on the days the vegetable drawer loses. Everything in this collection is judged on that job: how much plant matter a serving really delivers, and whether you can see all of it before you pay.

The first split is greens versus reds. Barley Grass & Spirulina Greens Powder leans vegetal — those two head a 2,000 mg greens blend alongside broccoli, with a 1,500 mg reds blend and smaller metabolic and digestive blends stacked behind it, for more than twenty plant ingredients in a 4.2 g scoop. Beet Root & Berry Reds Powder flips the emphasis to fruit and polyphenols: a 2,000 mg polyphenol blend built on beetroot, berries and grape seed, with a nine-strain probiotic riding along. If you would rather have one plant than a landscape, Organic Beetroot Capsules concentrates 1,300 mg of beetroot powder — the root people reach for because of its naturally occurring nitrates and its support for healthy blood flow — into a two-capsule serving..

A word about blends, because this is the corner of the aisle where they live: a blend total tells you how big the blend is, not how much of each plant sits inside it. Rather than pretend otherwise, every product page lists the amounts per serving from its label, blend totals included, so you know what’s in it before you buy. Then run your pick as a plain daily habit: a scoop in water or a smoothie at the same point in each day, capsules with a meal, and Subscribe & Save at 10% off so the tub outlasts your motivation dip. The fiber and probiotics in these powders overlap naturally with the probiotic and fiber side of the shop, and the questions a formula has to answer before we list it explains why a short ingredient list can beat a long one.

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Greens & Superfoods questions, answered

What is the difference between greens powder and reds powder?
Greens powders center on vegetal ingredients — grasses, algae and cruciferous vegetables — while reds powders center on beetroot, berries and other polyphenol-rich fruit. In practice the two overlap: our greens formula carries its own reds blend, and Beet Root & Berry Reds Powder adds a nine-strain probiotic and a 700 mg digestive blend to the fruit side. The full panel for each is on its product page, so the fastest way to choose is to read the two labels side by side.
Is sea moss better than a multivitamin?
They do different jobs. A multivitamin delivers measured amounts of specific vitamins and minerals; Sea Moss, Bladderwrack & Burdock Capsules is a whole-plant capsule — 500 mg Irish moss, 500 mg bladderwrack and 400 mg burdock root per two-capsule serving — taken for the trace minerals marine plants naturally carry. The sea moss versus multivitamin guide above walks through the comparison, and if you take medication or have a medical condition, ask your healthcare provider before adding either.
What is moringa good for?
Moringa oleifera leaf is one of the more nutrient-dense plants people supplement with, used for everyday antioxidant support rather than any single dramatic effect. Moringa Oleifera Leaf Capsules keeps it simple: 800 mg of moringa leaf per two-capsule serving in a vegetable capsule, with nothing else on the ingredient list. Follow the directions on the label, and give a daily plant habit a few consistent weeks before you judge it.

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The rest of the range

A scoop of plants is a base layer, not a whole routine. The other goals we build collections around:

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Shipping, returns and support

Tubs are bulkier than capsule bottles, but both travel the same way — USPS, priced by weight, at cost. Worth reading before you order: