Athletic Greens reviews and discussion

I was hesitant about trying this product but after a friend recommended it to me, I had to buy it. It has definitely given me an energy boost throughout the day and has improved my mood. The price point is high but I think it’s worth it in trying to make up whatever vitamins and minerals I don’t receive through the day

Pretty great overall. Wish I could pick my flavors in a smaller quantity.

AG1 is a solid product. Flavor is good, it's a good "insurance policy" help supplement a balanced diet. Only drawback is that the powder is a little bit gritty (not overtly), and ovbiously it's a premium product so it's more expensive. Branding, delivery speed, and brand communications are all really solid.

I really wanted to like this product due to its nutrient value and product testing, but couldn't get past the taste. It almost had a bubble gum-like taste and odd after taste.

Love the benefits of taking this since I don’t eat alot of vegetables. The taste is the only reason it’s not a 5 star.

Unable to comment on the benefits of this. The taste was a bit unbearable for me to consume this long term.

Love the experience and taste. Not sure how well it works but i like the routine.

I didn’t really see the benefits that they claimed and it’s quite expensive

Product is meh on taste, but superb on packaging and convenience. Very expensive habit though! Roughly $100 per month. I definitely felt more energy when taking it. I think they have green tea extract and other adaptogens.

I had heard about athletic greens for quite some time and had always wanted to try it. I have incorporated Athletic Greens into my morning routine. It makes me feel good knowing that I had 75 vitamins, minerals, and nutrients, before I even fully opened my eyes in the morning. However, the taste is not great (but what can you expect for 75 vitamins?). It tasted of a strange childhood nostalgia. I still drink it everyday and will continue to do so.

Still trying to get over the taste but it seems to be getting a little better with time? I love the idea of having all my vitamins in one drink. Makes it a lot easier to remember to take them! Still haven’t noticed much of a difference in energy/skin/GI etc. I am only three weeks into it, so we will see!

I loved the promise and the high bar set for expectations. The packaging and user experience interface from start to finish was a delight.

Talking about branding there is not much to say, I think we are all obsessed. We did not know that green could be used so well. As a triathlete, I like to be always peeking for alternative vitamins and foods that help me have more energy and recover better, but for me, it was impossible to take AG, I didn't like the taste at all.

I am a sucker for good packaging and New Zealand origin, I usually prefer to take my vitamins by pill but I thought this could be a good recovery drink post workout. I was pleasantly surprised by the taste and felt restored after!

I was heavily marketed this product and liked the idea of supplementing day to day with a vitamin packed dose. Now that it has arrived, I take it daily and presume it is doing good things but can't say I notice a difference in energy levels etc. I also did not love the taste. I like the idea of a "nutrition insurance plan" and will continue to take but not sure I will repurchase.

So many of these supplement brands feel like placebo to me. Athletic Greens does not. Not only do I feel great after slurping this down every morning, but it also tastes pretty damn good, too. Surprisingly good, in fact.

I start my day, every day, with AG. Since I started 5 months ago, I feel a noticeable energy and alertness. They suggest you drink this first thing, on an empty stomach, which I do. My morning routine is: AG, toast, maybe fruit, and coffee or tea. I feel satiated until lunch. Given the vitamin punch, this product's key offering is nutrients and not taste. Admittedly, I have to chug it. And mixing with cold water is KEY. In my opinion, they optimized for nutrients and I don't mind that the taste is not the focus of the product. Alternatively, other options like Kachava for example are loaded (!) with sugar - but sure, more drinkable. Despite the taste, I highly recommend it.