Detox Green Superfood Smoothie Powder, Blueberry, Spirulina, Atlantic Dulse & Barley Grass, Fathers Day Gift for Dad, Husband & Grandpa, 4 Oz

I want to lose some weight and start eating a little healthier, so was intrigued to try this 2 week detox cleanse. You use one Tablespoon of the powder with 1 or 2 bananas and 8 ounces of juice. I've tried it with coconut water and some frozen blueberries, guava juice, and cranberry juice. You can make quite a delicious smoothie using flavors you like. The powder doesn't have much taste especially mixed with everything else. I use a blender to make the smoothies - usually with several ice cubes. I'm actually enjoying this routine and feel less bloated. Yay!

This is an ok smoothie powder. You mix it with bananas and juice and it makes a green smoothie that tastes all right. I could mostly taste the OJ. However, the most concerning thing is that there is a lead exposure warning on the package! For this reason, I won’t be using it anymore.

I love green juice and the kids love to make their own green smoothies too. I typically use apple juice since we get that fresh pressed at the fam. I blended it with one banana and a table spoon of the free powder. It has blueberries, barley grass, spiraling and pulse seaweed. Even the kids liked it with a bit of honey mixed in. The package has about 14 servings enough for 2 weeks. I love that this is USDA Organic ingredients. The best use by date is July 30, 2026 so it has a nice 2 year shelf life.

I did not make the suggested blend as it uses juice and I typically do not drink juice. I added a scoop to my usual fruit, grk yogurt or cottage cheese plus water smoothie and it was a great addition. It smells like a fresh-cut field and had a mildly alfalfa taste. Minus one star as this advertises as being a 14 day detox and 'cleanse' yet does not mention WHAT this supposedly rids you of. I think it's a great product based on its quality healthy boosting USDA organic ingredients but it would be nice to know. Made in the USA, 2 year 'best by' date

This is a nice powder to use as a smoothie additive. It is supposedly used to detox your body although any information on the type of detox is lacking on the packaging. The lead warnings always concern me as well. It says it is made in the US on the packaging. Maine specifically, but the page says the country of origin is Canada. There seems to be a lot of conflicting information about this powder but I can attest it smells very earthy and grass like. The expiration date is over 2 years away so it is definitely fresh and really the flavor is not detectable in the smoothies I make. 5 Stars = Excellent brand and product, great deal! 4 Stars = Really good product with a minor fault or two. 3 Stars = Average just like the number. Good not great. 2 Stars = May be OK, but there are glowing issues with it. 1 Star = Avoid at all costs!

I used this in my smoothie. The taste was fine, but not my favorite. The labelling is also weird with a lead warning, so not sure what that would mean. I probably will not use again.

This powder seems like it's good quality. It's a very dark green color and smells...natural. It works okay in smoothies and I have no doubt that it is what it says it is. The issue is that because of the seaweed, this powder is actually pretty salty. I made the mistake of adding a spoonful to my morning oatmeal and it made my oatmeal disgusting. I do not get blueberry at all. Stick to smoothies and it just tastes like weird electrolyte powder.

- I don’t taste much of the blueberry flavor. The color is green, smell is grassy. I use a banana, 8 oz of water, and some other fruit (either frozen fruit or coconut water). The taste is pretty good in my opinion, especially for something completely natural. - Seems to mix pretty well with anything so far. I use a blender. - The next day, I felt slightly slimmer. Pretty good feeling, especially since I’m trying to lose weight. - 14 days, 14 smoothies, 14 bananas, and servings of fruit juice that it recommends you use... the value could be a bit better.