Daily Greens is a fruit-flavoured greens powder dietary supplement. The range includes Juicy Berry and Tropical Pineapple sachets. It is not a formulated meal replacement or a treatment for a medical condition.

Which ingredients are listed?

The product descriptions currently list spinach powder, broccoli powder, fructo-oligosaccharides (FOS), spirulina powder, barley grass powder, wheat grass powder, kale powder, green tea extract, beetroot fibre, citric acid, natural flavours and steviol glycosides. The pack you receive is the final source for ingredients, allergens, nutrition and warnings; formulas and labels can change.

What do those ingredients mean in plain English?

• Vegetable and plant powders: spinach, broccoli, spirulina, barley grass, wheat grass and kale are the greens components listed.
• FOS and beetroot fibre: these are listed fibre ingredients.
• Green tea extract: a tea-derived ingredient to check if you avoid caffeine or take medicines.
• Flavours, citric acid and steviol glycosides: ingredients used in the flavoured drink mix.

The list alone does not establish a specific clinical benefit or tell you how much of each ingredient is present. Read the nutrition panel and any quantity information on the current pack before drawing conclusions.

How does Daily Greens differ from Daily Shake?

Daily Greens is a dietary supplement in sachets. Daily Shake meal replacements are formulated to replace an individual meal when used as directed. Do not substitute one for the other based on the fact that both can be mixed as drinks.

Warnings: The current product listing says Daily Greens is not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women and should only be used under medical or dietetic supervision. Check the pack for the latest directions and individual suitability.