Athletic Greens AG1
Athletic Greens
Where to Buy
As an eBay Partner Network Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
Lowest recorded price
$99
athleticgreens
Our Take
AG1 is the all-in-one greens powder that grew into a $1B+ brand on the strength of its 75-ingredient blend and a marketing budget rivaling Big Pharma. Whether the kitchen-sink approach actually outperforms a focused multivitamin + a real fruit-and-vegetable diet is a real debate; the answer for most people is "probably no." But AG1 has a clean ingredient sheet, third-party testing, and the convenience case (one scoop = ~75 ingredients) is real for travelers and people who skip vegetables.
Pros
- Single scoop covers most B-vitamin/mineral needs
- Third-party tested for heavy metals + contaminants
- No artificial colors or sweeteners
- Convenience case for travel, training, busy mornings
Cons
- Premium price for what is functionally a greens powder + multivitamin
- The 75-ingredient claim doesn't mean meaningful doses of all 75
- Real food covers most of this at lower cost
Evidence and regulatory context
Potential benefits depend on the studied population, protocol and exact product. A result for one device or ingredient does not establish the same effect for every consumer product. Our comparisons do not establish a diagnosis or an individual treatment plan.
FDA does not approve dietary supplements for safety and effectiveness before sale. An ingredient study or a supplement-label disclaimer is not FDA approval of a benefit. FDA explanation.
Specifications
type
Greens Powder
servings
30 per pouch
key_ingredients
Vitamin C, B-complex, magnesium, adaptogens, probiotics
certifications
NSF Certified for Sport
Recorded prices and retailer links
As an eBay Partner Network Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
Similar Supplementss
Related Reading
Collagen Supplements vs. Red Light Therapy: Do You Need Both?
Both collagen supplements and red light therapy boost collagen production. But they work through completely different mechanisms. Here's how to decide if you need both or if one is enough.
Sleep Supplements: Evidence, Doses and Limits (2026 Review)
What magnesium, L-theanine, glycine and melatonin research can support, with elemental magnesium limits and practical safety context.
Electrolytes After Heat and Cold: When Replacement Helps
Sweat losses, session duration and health needs determine hydration choices. Review when water, meals or electrolyte drinks may help.
As an eBay Partner Network Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. HealthIndex may earn a commission from qualifying purchases made through retailer links on this page, at no extra cost to you. This never affects our scores or rankings. Learn more.