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Greens Powder

Greens

Unflavored · 1.07lb

Transparent Labs - Greens - Unflavored - 1.07lbNutrition Facts

Transparent Labs Greens is a clinically-dosed superfood powder combining organic spirulina and chlorella with prebiotic fibers from acacia, green banana, Jerusalem artichoke, and chicory root. This fiber-packed formula supports gut health, immune function, and natural detoxification while providing nutrient-dense antioxidants and essential vitamins and minerals.

Nutrition Facts

30 servings1 scoop 16.17g
Calories50
97th percentilemedian 30
among greens powders
  1. Total Fat 0g
  2. Cholesterol 0mg
  3. Sodium 10mg0%
    34th percentilemedian 18mg
    among greens powders
  4. Total Carbohydrates 10g4%
    91th percentilemedian 5g
    among greens powders
  5. Dietary Fiber 6g21%
    93th percentilemedian 2g
    among greens powders
  6. Protein 4g8%
    98th percentilemedian 2g
    among greens powders
  • Iron 1mg6%
    38th percentilemedian 1mg
    among greens powders
  • Calcium 30mg2%
    24th percentilemedian 36mg
    among greens powders
  • Magnesium 25mg6%
    67th percentilemedian 25mg
    among greens powders
  • Potassium 50mg1%
    12th percentilemedian 140mg
    among greens powders
  • Phosphorus 20mg2%
    30th percentilemedian 20mg
    among greens powders

Electrolytes

Sodium10mg(0% DV)Potassium50mg(1% DV)Magnesium25mg(6% DV)Calcium30mg(2% DV)Chloride—

Ingredients

Botanical or Extract

  • Organic Spirulina
  • Organic Chlorella
  • Cinnamon

Fiber

  • Organic Acacia Fiber
  • Jerusalem Artichoke Fiber
  • Chicory Root

Carbohydrate

  • Green Banana Flour

Sweetener

  • Stevia

Flavor

  • Natural Flavors

Acidulant

  • L-Malic Acid
Diet
Vegan, Vegetarian, Plant-Based
Quality
GMO-Free, Organic
Certified
Certified Organic
Stimulants
Stimulant-Free

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