When you look at the TLD Greens’ label, the supplement facts indicate that each serving is 40 grams. This is an enormous amount of nutrition per serving. The only green drink we’ve reviewed that has the same grams-per-serving is Shakeology.

Now keep in mind that the TLD Greens has 11 grams of vegan protein. But that leaves 29 grams of pure, nutrient-dense goodness.

These nine categories are potent enough to substantiate the claim that you really are getting nine supplements in one serving. You can find a protein powder that provides quite a bit more protein, but 11 grams of vegan protein is a decent amount. And, you’d spend $40-$60 to buy just a protein powder.

I’ve seen stand alone probiotics, antioxidants and digestive enzyme supplements that have less potencies then what you’d get in the TLD Greens, and if you bought these three supplements separately, you’d probably pay around $80-$100.

Let’s talk about superfoods… The TLD Greens has 15.3 grams of superfoods and they cover all the bases of grasses, algae, land and sea vegetables. Keep in mind people, that 95 percent of green drinks products don’t contain 15 grams per serving of everything. Just the superfood section of the TLD Greens is more potent than the vast majority of green drink’s total serving size.