Although I was happy AG1 sent me their product, it would be difficult for me to afford AG1 every month. If you have that much disposable income, I'd say AG1 is worth it .

AG1 has a slightly sweet flavor that comes from pineapple and vanilla (without any added sugar) and a small amount of stevia to help everything go down smoothly. The other concern is cost, of course.

The battle over AG1—the influencer-famous, $100-a-month green supplement—is coming to a vending machine or grocery store near you. Ellie Austin. Updated Thu, January 30, 2025 at 10:05 PM UTC.

Give your body everything it needs with Athletic Greens AG1. Nothing’s more important than your health. So why do you keep buying supplements you forget to take? It’s probably because ta… ...

AG1’s pre- and probiotics support gut health to improve digestion and lead to better nutrient absorption so this one choice makes every healthy decision you make more impactful. This may be the ...

I Tried AG1’s Greens Powder To See if It’s Worth the Hype—Here’s My Honest Review. My thoughts after a few weeks of adding the popular, pricey supplement to my morning routine.

In the ever-growing world of nutritional supplements, AG1 by Athletic Greens has become one of the most well-known greens powders. Marketed as an all-in-one superfood supplement to support gut ...

CEO Kat Cole explains how a single product—and this weekly leadership exercise—helped AG1 grow from $160 million in annual revenue in 2021 to $600 million and profitability this year.

Part of this success can be attributed to seductive messaging: the AG1 website tells us that it is a “science-driven supplement that supports physical health and mental performance” and is ...