Amazon Brand - Revly Organic Greens Superfood Powder, Greens, Fruits and Seeds Blend, 8.57 Ounce (24 Servings)

I like the flavor I add it to my smoothies and has a very nice taste. I have also used it in my oatmeal. The price is right and good quality product.

Love that it easily dissolves in water.

Greens are not overly sweetened like so many. Not the best taste, but they wirk well. I don't like a lot of sugar in health products because it defeats the health benefits, so these greens are just right for me and my requirements.

It appears this Amazon brand is trying to compete with the mass market of Green powders.'Purely Inspired' has quickly become my favorite brand, across the board, for supplement powders.Not only is it clean, Organic & affordable but, has that extra something to get me going.So I compared Revly to Purely Inspired.While I love that Revly is eco footprint friendly using a smaller container for the same amount of product,the nutrition numbers don't compare to Purely Inspired.Revly is using grams, compared to milligrams, which is what most other brands use.The only reason I can think they would do this is to give the appearance of more nutrition?Let me make this simple if your comparing Nutritional Info labels.The difference between a gram and a milligram is a decimal point.So where Revly says it's grains are 3.916 grams compared to Purely Inspired's 8755 mg.What that means is Revly has 3916 milligrams compared to P.I.'s 8755.See? Less than half of a name brand.Both Organic products, same weight, same one scoop serving,same taste (I add to my Purely Inspired All in one meal shake).Even same price point, around $20 give or take price fluctuation or promo.I'm staying with Purely Inspired bc after trying So Many green options,it makes me feel better & stays affordable. I add Maca too.As a non meat eater, I need every extra bit I can get to stay strong.It's a good product & I'm not knocking it.If you're looking for a boost in your diet/workout, it's a good option.Just I would expect as a generic option, the price should be reflective.

The Revly Organic Greens Superfood Powder is ground literally to a powder consistency. I have been trying a variety of organic/super greens preparations the last few months and find Revly to have the smoothest texture of any of those I have used. In general, taking a "greens" preparation has increased my overall energy level. As empty nesters, my wife and I prepare fewer dinner meals than in the past and therefore, don't consume as many greens in our diet as we should. Taking a green's preparation can really help to compensate for that. I take about a half a scoop of Revly's in the morning and another in the evening to maximize the absorption and utility of the included nutrients to my body.Taste: Revly's, to why palate, is very smooth in texture and is sweeter than most other brands of green's I have tried. It's overall taste is very "fresh" and I have no issue taking it. I mix the preparation in a small shaker cup so it mixes very thoroughly.Value: Revly's Organic Greens is priced very conservatively. It is the least expensive greens I have tried and I like it just fine.

I love making minestrone soup - beans, tomatoes, carrots, a few potatoes, peas, sliced green beans in a vegetable broth base, throw in a few spaghetti noodles and my strone soup is 10k times better than canned! I added a scant teaspoon to a bowl of my soup and it thickened the broth up just a bit (rice flour, probably), but what I liked is that it blended in with the savory flavors in my soup. Always good to find an item that will work with something other than a smoothie!

So, they’re giving me one week to use the product because it expires very soon. This is my second container (a replacement.) The first container they shipped me expired over a month ago.

I really appreciate the fact this is organic and affordable...the two do not always co-exist. Like many choices in life, you get two out of three...in this case, organic and affordable. The third leg is taste and that is where this one falls a bit short. Now, make no mistake...this isn't any worse than most green types but it's no better either. These do better when mixed into something to mask the flavor. In that case, you will be fine. Trying to drink this as a stand alone is a challenge left to only the most devout.