AG1

I really like the marketing and packaging.

I hate the taste. So much so that I had it only twice. After the recent scandals, I'm questioning the claimed benefits.

Test the product.

- Covers for sure some nutrition issues

- The price is crazy for what's inside
- Artificial and too sweet taste
- 75% of the ingredients are unknown due to lack of dosage information

I was testing diffrent greens

Nice color 🤷‍♂️

It’s overhyped and doest seem to provide much nutrition-wise that you cannot get somewhere else for much less. Health claims are unsustained. It tastes terrible.

A friend gave it to me to try after his disappointment. I did not have a personal goal.

• Comprehensive nutritional profile: AG1 does offer a wide range of nutrients in a single serving, which includes vitamins, minerals, probiotics, fiber, antioxidants and natural plant extracts. It’s designed to replace the need for multiple supplements, which could be convenient for some users.

• Terrible taste: The taste is really off-putting, making it difficult to incorporate into a daily routine. It’s marketed as a simple, convenient solution, but the unpleasant flavor makes it a chore to drink every day.
• Overhyped product: AG1 seems to be overly hyped, with the brand heavily relying on influencer marketing. Their tactics give the impression that the focus is more on advertising than delivering a genuinely superior product.
• Quality concerns: While AG1 includes a range of nutrients, the quality of some ingredients is questionable. There are concerns about the sourcing and effectiveness of some of the plant extracts and probiotics, which don’t seem to provide the benefits advertised. For the price, I expected extensively tested, high-quality ingredients.
• Better alternatives available: There are other supplements on the market that offer better formulations at a more reasonable price. Many alternatives include higher-quality ingredients and better dosing of certain nutrients, all without the marketing hype.
• Overpriced for what you get: The product is expensive considering its quality and the alternatives available. It doesn’t seem to live up to the promises made in the promotional content, and for the price, I expected a more refined product.

To find a convenient, all-in-one supplement to streamline my nutrition routine, but AG1 has been a disappointment. Between the terrible taste, the overhyped marketing and the availability of better alternatives, it’s not something I’d recommend.

Has everything that you need, all the micronutrients.
Tastes pretty good too

Super expensive, not worth the hype IMO
There are MUCH cheaper alternatives that give you what you need

Wanted to try it out and see how it feels, make sure I'm getting all my micronutrients.

1. Taste: tastes good & gives you the feeling (!) of doing something good for your health

2. Easy to integrate into your daily life as preparation goes very quick

1. It just doesn't have an effect beyond the good feeling you have to drink something "healthy". If you have a proven deficiency in one of the areas AG1 promises to help you, you might see an effect in the longterm if you consume it consistently. Check medical studies to see how it (doesn't) work for anyone without deficiencies.

2. Pricy is just too high.

Wanted to test it to see what's behind the hype. Tracked results with blood tests and evaluating the day to day feeling I had.

- The taste is ok
- It helps me to drink more
- It helps me to take a bit less supplements

- Some ingredients like Ashwaganda should be taken separately, to better control the effect on your body
- AG1 is intransparent about the amount of the ingredients
- High price
- It's not really clear how helpful green powders are

- Easy intake of supplements
- Prevention of undersupply