AG1 Greens Powder Supplement | Daily Nutrient Boost: Vitamins, Minerals, Gut-Friendly Bacteria, Gluten Free, Vegan and Keto Friendly | 70+ Ingredients by AG1 Athletic Greens (Travel Packs, 30 Count)

Most of the reviews here seem to be fixated on the price of these AG1 Greens Powder Supplement and yes, it is pretty costly for a month’s supply but you do get what you pay for. I take a number of items already included in this mix such as multivitamins, mushroom blend, broccoli powder, beetroot powder, probiotics, ashwaganda and grapeseed extract. Each one of those ingredients can cost anywhere from £5 to £20 per month, depending on the strength and brand. And that’s just a fraction of the ingredients that is included in this mix! So if you are used to taking a lot of supplements the chances are that you could save money by taking this powerhouse of a supplement. What I would be interested in seeing is if they could bring the price down some for people who would like to order it on subscribe and save.Now, I take a concoction of supplements not because I am an athlete (which I think the AG1 blend is likely to be more targeted at) but because I am an older vegan and I want to be sure I am getting everything I need to help with my aging body!This blend from AG1 is not particularly tasty but it’s not offensive either. It’s certainly easier to drink down than all the pills that I currently take (and I do worry a bit about all those capsule cases in my body!) and while I don’t feel a huge amount of difference so far it’s possible that it’s because I’m not taking my other supplements and it has just replaced them like for like although I am interested in the additional ingredients here too.I would argue that we are good at wasting money on hobbies, cinema trips etc etc so I think if you can afford it, do your body a favour and just give it a month to take AG1 and see how you feel!

So this is quite a good supplement which for sure will be beneficial to your health as it offers a variety of different vitamins, minerals and other things in one dose. Starting with Vitamins A, C, and E and a variety of B ones, and finishing with things like Coenzyme Q10 and good gut bacteria. So it looks really great. I have been using it for a bit already, and my energy levels went up a bit, which was really nice surprise. As well you get in a box a bottle which is a quite good quality as well. Using it is quite easy as it comes in separate satchets; once mixed( it mixes rather well ),it becomes greenish in colour, so I was expecting the taste not to be so good, but it was quite good, sweet with a hint of pineapple.I really do like this supplement, however, the price is outrageous for one month of supplement. Yes, it has a lot of different ingredients such as Q10, which is quite price, but still ,the price is really high. If you can afford its really worth getting it as you dont need millions of different bottles, but if you dont want to spend too much mone, just choose the main vitamins and buy them separately will be cheaper.

I am in two minds about this - on the one hand I love the product, it comes with a good quality bottle and the individual packets of the powder are really convenient for on-the-go use or when travelling.Taking this regularly really makes me feel more positive and gives me a general feeling of being energetic and healthy.However, the price... why is it so expensive?Assuming the bottle must be worth at maximum £10, that would make the 30 sachets cost £97 at the current listed price of £107 for the set.That means the sachets are more than £3 each!Competing greens powders that I've tried, that make me feel just as good and contain similar ingredients cost no more than £1 per serving, and most are under 50p per serving, so I can't fathom why this is 3-6x the cost.While I do love AG1, I cannot recommend buying it at full price. The taste is good, and it mixes easily, and it is a great healthy way to start your day, but it just makes more sense to buy a powder and scoop it into the bottle to take out with you, and you can do that for a fraction of the price.

A bit on the expensive side but still good

Let's talk about the design. The bottle which I expected it to be glass for this price is a hard plastic, however it's fine. The lid is weighted and aids with shaking it and I like that it has clear markings for the measurements. Also it is easy to clean, although it would have been nice had they included a cleaning instrument to get through the lids gaps.The powder packets are poorly designed, how are these meant to be for travel? Opening it invited your face to a cloud of powder as the powder is clumped up inside, even opening the packet and pouring it out fully has less success than an indoomie flavour packet. You have to start knocking it to get the power out the crevices. For £100+ you can be sure you want to get every bit of powder.The taste is barely pineapple and vanilla. It has an after taste but not as flavourful as I expected.I am still drinking this. I have not been consistent everyday, and so I will continue so I can talk about the benefits if it presents with any.