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Summary
Drink your greens and skip the sad, soggy spinach. Rookie Wellness Greens + Superfoods is a delicious and comprehensive nutritional blend that delivers your daily dose of fiber, essential vitamins, and immune-supporting antioxidants.
Benefits
- Backed up? Regulate your digestive health.
- Getting sick frequently? Aids your immune system.
- Feeling sluggish? Promotes natural energy.
- Easily distracted and stressed? Improves mental clarity, focus, and mood.
- Need a more balanced diet? Increases daily intake of antioxidants, fiber, and essential vitamins.
Key Ingredients
- Prebiotics, probiotics & digestive enzymes Barley grass & spirulina
- Vitamin C & zinc Elderberry & goji berries
- Vitamin C, B1, B2, B5, B6, & B12 Green tea extract (L-theanine)
- Zinc Turmeric extract & Super Reds Blend
Formulated Without
- Non-GMO
- Gluten
- Soy
- Sugar
- Dairy
Item 2646241
Dissolve one packet into 10-12 ounces of chilled water, stir, sip, and enjoy.
Fibriss, Phyto-C, RDI Vitamin C (FDA Nutrient Content Claim), Polyphenols (Antioxidant Compounds), KSM Ashwagandha, Alfalfa, Barley Grass, Wheatgrass, Spirulina, Chlorella, Kale, Oat Grass, Astragalus, Amla Powder, Acerola Cherries, Tart Cherry, Cranberry, Pomegranate, Goji Fruit, Amylase, Lactase, Lipase, Protease.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the state of California to cause cancer
Learn more at www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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Reviews
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Most Helpful Positive Review
Palatable way to increase fiber intake
I'm someone who is really good at hitting my macros for protein and carbs, but I always struggle to get the recommended number of servings of fruits and vegetables. I usually only get 2-3 servings per day which is woefully inadequate. That's why I was eager to try this greens powder. It seemed like...
Most Helpful Critical Review
These Greens aren't for me.
To be completely transparent: This was my first time trying any sort of greens, so I wasn't sure quite what to expect. I was excited to be trying this product, and I love strawberry lemonade and all of the wonderfully good things in the greens, and I especially appreciate that the ingredients contai...
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These Greens aren't for me.
To be completely transparent: This was my first time trying any sort of greens, so I wasn't sure quite what to expect. I was excited to be trying this product, and I love strawberry lemonade and all of the wonderfully good things in the greens, and I especially appreciate that the ingredients contained are gluten free, vegan, and third party studied. That being said, the flavor: I love strawberry lemonade, its a go to drink for me. The flavor is strong with this one, and pretty on-point, however, it is cloyingly sweet, this has way too much stevia added in for my preferences and certainly contributed into my distaste for this. I made my drink in a water bottle so that I could give it a good shake, which I did, and though the greens initially seemed to dissolve well, they quickly settled to the bottom of the bottle, requiring more shaking. Overall, I found the texture to definitely be on the gritty side in a way that feels like it coats the inside of the mouth. I could only chug this and chase it with water. Maybe it would be better if it wasn't so sweet, I'm not sure, but I wouldn't recommend this unless its to someone only doing it for the health benefits and who really likes sweet things. Also, I found this notice in the product description: "This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the state of California to cause cancer." I'm not sure what chemicals its referring to, but I'm not okay with that. I received this product as part of a trial in exchange for my honest review.
Yummy superfood
The superfood greens with strawberry lemonade flavor is good way to get my good food. The powder comes with 14 packets individually and it is perfect to take with water. I take cold water and mix the powder and it takes few minutes for powder to dissolve and there is some dry bits which is fine for me. I am happy I am able yo get my fiber and greens. This helps my veggie and fruits intake which I was looking forward to increase. The taste does taste like strawberry lemonade but I can also taste the greens as well. I have taken other greens so I am use to the taste and it doesnt bother. The quick way to get my gut health and overall health better.
So good
I absolutely love these rookie green superfood greens strawberry lemonade packs I love the flavor strawberry lemonade is my favorite and I can already tell a difference with my gut health I don't have as much stomach pains I don't have as much indigestion and honestly I am so happy I got to try this because this is one of the best drinks I've tried by far for gut health definitely recommend
Not a fan
I received this product as part of an educational promotion in return for my honest opinion. Sadly, my honest opinion is that this just isn't what I was hoping for. The flavor is not very pleasant (think lemonade mixed with kale) and it left me needing to stay close to the facilities all day for the entire week I've been drinking it. Maybe other people have had a better experience, and I hope they have, but I'm not a fan.
Sweet (Stevia) Greens
I eat a balanced diet and take a multivitamin daily, but am still always looking for little ways to give myself a little nutritional boost. I was excited to test this product to see if it might be a good fit for me. I mixed the powder with 12 ounces of cold water as instructed, and found it easy to mix with minimal clumping. First impressions are a little intense, with a deep green brown color and the noticeable scent of alfalfa when you give it a sniff. As you sip the flavor is lemon forward, moving into the strawberry sweetness. There is a very small amount of texture, much less gritty than I feared, and an unmistakable green / earthy flavor in the background. The aftertaste is pure stevia and earth, with a hint of sweet and sour lemonade. After drinking for a few days I did not notice any chance to digestion or mental clarity - these effects may be for consumers who aren't already getting in fiber and vegetables. All in all, at around $2 per serving this is a rather expensive way to get in your greens. If you are veg averse or want some bonus fiber in your day this might be a great fit, but I did not find the flavor experience compelling enough to regularly use the product. Final Note: This product was received as a part of an educational promotion in exchange for my honest review.
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Can you tell us more about the CA Prop 65 warning on this product? What does it include that is "known to the state of California to cause cancer or reproductive harm"? Kinda alarming to have a Prop 65 warning on an ingestible, no?
- Asked by Annie
- Official Answer By Rookie Wellness - Brand EngageCalifornia’s Proposition 65 requires businesses to warn consumers if a product contains any detectable amount of 900+ listed substances, even at levels far below what federal agencies consider harmful. This is not a “this product is dangerous” label It’s a “we’re required to disclose even trace exposure” label So what triggers it? In wellness products, especially plant-based ones, it’s often naturally occurring trace elements that: Exist in soil (like lead or cadmium) Are absorbed by plants as they grow Show up in tiny, unavoidable amounts, even in organic ingredients This isn’t unique to supplements. If applied nationwide the same way, you’d see warnings on everyday foods like: Spinach Sweet potatoes Carrots Herbal teas Because plants naturally pull trace minerals from the earth. Does this mean it’s unsafe? No. Key context: Prop 65 thresholds are extremely conservative Often hundreds to thousands of times lower than what the U.S. Food and Drug Administration or Environmental Protection Agency consider safe The law is about disclosure, not actual risk at normal use levels Why brands include the warning: To avoid costly California lawsuits Modern testing detects ultra-trace amounts It’s easier to use one label vs. California-only packaging Bottom line: A Prop 65 warning reflects strict disclosure rules at ultra-low thresholds, not that a product is harmful.Was this answer helpful to you