We publish every dose.
Smart Greens exists because most greens powders don't tell you what's in them. We formulate the opposite: every ingredient named, every dose printed, every batch verified by a lab we don't own.
Full disclosure, not a blend total.
The industry standard is a “proprietary blend” — a total weight, a list of ingredients, no individual doses. It's a design choice that makes the label look clean and hides how much of anything is actually in the tub.
Our supplement panel does the opposite. Seventy-five actives, each named, each with its dose in milligrams, each unit standard. Where an ingredient is famous for a clinical trial, we match the trial's dose or we don't make the claim. That's the trade — a busier label, a truer product.
Third-party tested, batch by batch.
Every batch of Daily Greens is tested by an ISO 17025-accredited independent lab against four panels: actives assay, heavy metals to Prop 65 limits, microbiological safety, and allergen residues. The certificate is published — you can pull it up from any tub by the batch code.
We've had two batches fail testing in the last three years. Both were destroyed. The cost of that is priced into what we sell; the point of publishing is to make it costly for us to lie.
Cancel in two clicks. Always.
No phone call. No retention script. No dark patterns hiding the cancel button under a settings menu you can't find. If Daily Greens isn't working, you can cancel from your account in two clicks — or, for your first order, email us within 60 days and get a full refund without returning the tub.
The business model that requires making cancellation hard is a bad business model. Ours doesn't.
The reasoning, in longer form.
Four honest articles in The Journal — how labels hide doses, what CFU actually means, adaptogen dose ranges, and how we batch-test.