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Jocko Greens — 23 Organic Superfoods, 9 Billion CFU, No Artificial Sweeteners

Jocko GreensMost greens powders taste like a lawn, and the ones that do not usually get there with sucralose. Jocko Greens is the exception in both directions: it tastes genuinely good and it uses no artificial sweeteners at all.23 organic superfoods, 9 billion CFU of probiotics across 11 strains, and a fully transparent label with no proprietary blends.The transparent label is the differentiatorThis is where Jocko Greens separates itself from most of the category. Every organic ingredient is listed with its individual dose. Organic spirulina at 1,170mg, organic wheatgrass at 900mg, organic cabbage at 180mg, and so on down the list.Compare that to nearly every other greens powder on the market, where the fruits and vegetables sit inside a blend total. A blend tells you a product contains kale. It does not tell you whether that is a meaningful amount of kale or a pinch of it added so the word can appear on the label.With a disclosed label you can evaluate the product yourself. That is unusual enough in this category to be the main reason to consider it.What is in it Organic vegetable blend, 5,400mg — spirulina, kale, spinach, chlorella, wheatgrass, broccoli sprout, beet, carrot, cabbage and more Organic spirulina, 1,170mg and organic wheatgrass, 900mg as the largest single contributors Fruit blend — banana, pineapple, apple, grape, goji, pomegranate, acai, blueberry, cranberry Probiotic blend, 9 billion CFU across 11 strains — several lactobacillus and bifidobacterium species Digestive enzymes Adaptogens — rhodiola, ashwagandha and milk thistle30 calories, 6g carbohydrate, 2g protein, 1g fiber per 10.2g scoop. No added sugar.The sweetener, which is the reason it tastes goodJocko GOOD Sweetener is monk fruit extract, allulose and Reb-M. No sucralose, no acesulfame potassium, no sugar alcohols.Worth knowing what those are. Monk fruit gets its sweetness from mogrosides — intensely sweet, non-caloric, no effect on blood sugar. Reb-M is a steviol glycoside from the stevia leaf, and specifically the fraction with the least of the bitterness stevia is known for. Allulose is a rare sugar found naturally in figs and raisins, absorbed in the small intestine but not metabolised for energy, so it behaves like sugar in the mouth and contributes essentially no calories.Same sweetener system as Jocko MÖLK. If you already like one, the other will taste familiar.The honest warning about flavourYour note says it tastes great, and most people agree. But this product genuinely divides opinion, and the split is worth knowing before you buy a 30-serving tub.Some people find it too sweet. Independent reviewers have landed on opposite sides — one tester loving the peach, another finding it overcompensates for the earthy greens underneath. That is not a manufacturing inconsistency, it is a preference.There are only two flavours, peach and pineapple coconut, so there is nowhere to go if neither suits you. Thirty servings is a long time with a flavour you do not like.Buy one if you can, or come try it in the store. That is what we would tell you at the counter.One more practical noteAt 9 billion CFU across 11 strains, some people get an unsettled stomach taking this fasted, particularly in the first week. Take it with or after food to start, and give your gut a week to adjust. That is normal with a substantial probiotic dose and it usually settles.Specs (per 10.2g scoop) Superfoods23, all organic Organic vegetable blend5,400mg Probiotics9 billion CFU, 11 strains Calories30 Carbohydrate6g (1g fiber, 2g naturally occurring sugar) Added sugar0g AdaptogensRhodiola, ashwagandha, milk thistle SweetenersMonk fruit, allulose, Reb-M Artificial sweetenersNone Proprietary blendsNone Servings30 FlavoursPeach, Pineapple CoconutJocko Greens or Opti-Greens 50?We carry both and they suit different people.Opti-Greens 50 is NSF Certified for Sport and Informed Choice certified, which makes it the only option if you compete in a tested federation. It also carries a Glycemic Balance Blend. Its ingredient amounts sit inside proprietary blends.Jocko Greens has a fully disclosed label with every dose listed, no artificial sweeteners, and adaptogens. It carries no sport certification.Tested athlete: Opti-Greens. Want to see every dose and avoid artificial sweeteners: Jocko. Neither is better in general.How to take it One scoop in 8 ounces of cold water. Cold genuinely matters with greens powders — a few ice cubes improves it noticeably. Drink it soon after mixing. Greens powders separate and the texture degrades if it sits. Morning or between meals. With food for the first week if your stomach is sensitive. Daily. Micronutrient and probiotic effects build over weeks.Who this is for Anyone avoiding artificial sweeteners, where the greens category narrows sharply People who want to see every ingredient dose rather than a blend total Anyone who has abandoned a greens powder because of the taste People who want probiotics and adaptogens without buying them separately Anyone already using Jocko MÖLK who likes that flavour profileWho this is not forIf you compete in a tested federation, buy Opti-Greens 50 instead. Jocko Greens carries no sport certification and greens powders are agricultural products, which is exactly the category where certification matters.If you dislike stevia, Reb-M is the cleanest-tasting steviol glycoside available but some people still detect it.If you eat plenty of vegetables already, a greens powder is a supplement in the truest sense. It does not replace produce.Only two flavours. If neither appeals, this is not your product.Stack it with: a fish oil and a magnesium. Different gaps, all unglamorous, all worth covering.Frequently asked questionsDoes Jocko Greens have artificial sweeteners?None. It uses monk fruit extract, allulose and Reb-M. No sucralose, no acesulfame potassium, no sugar alcohols.How many probiotics are in it?9 billion CFU across 11 strains, alongside digestive enzymes.Does it taste good?Most people say yes and it is one of the better-tasting greens powders available. Some find it too sweet. There are only two flavours, so try one before committing to a tub.Is the label transparent?Fully. Every organic ingredient is listed with its individual dose, with no proprietary blends. That is unusual in this category.Why does it upset my stomach?9 billion CFU is a substantial probiotic dose. Some people need a week to adjust, especially taking it fasted. Start with food.Is it certified for sport?No. If you compete in a tested federation, Opti-Greens 50 is NSF Certified for Sport and the better choice.What adaptogens does it contain?Rhodiola, ashwagandha and milk thistle.Can I mix it with anything other than water?Cold water is best. It can go into a post-workout shake, though the fruit flavours do not always suit a protein. Read more

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Jocko Greens

Most greens powders taste like a lawn, and the ones that do not usually get there with sucralose. Jocko Greens is the exception in both directions: it tastes genuinely good and it uses no artificial sweeteners at all.

23 organic superfoods, 9 billion CFU of probiotics across 11 strains, and a fully transparent label with no proprietary blends.

The transparent label is the differentiator

This is where Jocko Greens separates itself from most of the category. Every organic ingredient is listed with its individual dose. Organic spirulina at 1,170mg, organic wheatgrass at 900mg, organic cabbage at 180mg, and so on down the list.

Compare that to nearly every other greens powder on the market, where the fruits and vegetables sit inside a blend total. A blend tells you a product contains kale. It does not tell you whether that is a meaningful amount of kale or a pinch of it added so the word can appear on the label.

With a disclosed label you can evaluate the product yourself. That is unusual enough in this category to be the main reason to consider it.

What is in it

Organic vegetable blend, 5,400mg — spirulina, kale, spinach, chlorella, wheatgrass, broccoli sprout, beet, carrot, cabbage and more
Organic spirulina, 1,170mg and organic wheatgrass, 900mg as the largest single contributors
Fruit blend — banana, pineapple, apple, grape, goji, pomegranate, acai, blueberry, cranberry
Probiotic blend, 9 billion CFU across 11 strains — several lactobacillus and bifidobacterium species
Digestive enzymes
Adaptogens — rhodiola, ashwagandha and milk thistle

30 calories, 6g carbohydrate, 2g protein, 1g fiber per 10.2g scoop. No added sugar.

The sweetener, which is the reason it tastes good

Jocko GOOD Sweetener is monk fruit extract, allulose and Reb-M. No sucralose, no acesulfame potassium, no sugar alcohols.

Worth knowing what those are. Monk fruit gets its sweetness from mogrosides — intensely sweet, non-caloric, no effect on blood sugar. Reb-M is a steviol glycoside from the stevia leaf, and specifically the fraction with the least of the bitterness stevia is known for. Allulose is a rare sugar found naturally in figs and raisins, absorbed in the small intestine but not metabolised for energy, so it behaves like sugar in the mouth and contributes essentially no calories.

Same sweetener system as Jocko MÖLK. If you already like one, the other will taste familiar.

The honest warning about flavour

Your note says it tastes great, and most people agree. But this product genuinely divides opinion, and the split is worth knowing before you buy a 30-serving tub.

Some people find it too sweet. Independent reviewers have landed on opposite sides — one tester loving the peach, another finding it overcompensates for the earthy greens underneath. That is not a manufacturing inconsistency, it is a preference.

There are only two flavours, peach and pineapple coconut, so there is nowhere to go if neither suits you. Thirty servings is a long time with a flavour you do not like.

Buy one if you can, or come try it in the store. That is what we would tell you at the counter.

One more practical note

At 9 billion CFU across 11 strains, some people get an unsettled stomach taking this fasted, particularly in the first week. Take it with or after food to start, and give your gut a week to adjust. That is normal with a substantial probiotic dose and it usually settles.

Specs (per 10.2g scoop)

Superfoods	23, all organic
Organic vegetable blend	5,400mg
Probiotics	9 billion CFU, 11 strains
Calories	30
Carbohydrate	6g (1g fiber, 2g naturally occurring sugar)
Added sugar	0g
Adaptogens	Rhodiola, ashwagandha, milk thistle
Sweeteners	Monk fruit, allulose, Reb-M
Artificial sweeteners	None
Proprietary blends	None
Servings	30
Flavours	Peach, Pineapple Coconut

Jocko Greens or Opti-Greens 50?

We carry both and they suit different people.

Opti-Greens 50 is NSF Certified for Sport and Informed Choice certified, which makes it the only option if you compete in a tested federation. It also carries a Glycemic Balance Blend. Its ingredient amounts sit inside proprietary blends.

Jocko Greens has a fully disclosed label with every dose listed, no artificial sweeteners, and adaptogens. It carries no sport certification.

Tested athlete: Opti-Greens. Want to see every dose and avoid artificial sweeteners: Jocko. Neither is better in general.

How to take it

One scoop in 8 ounces of cold water. Cold genuinely matters with greens powders — a few ice cubes improves it noticeably.
Drink it soon after mixing. Greens powders separate and the texture degrades if it sits.
Morning or between meals. With food for the first week if your stomach is sensitive.
Daily. Micronutrient and probiotic effects build over weeks.

Who this is for

Anyone avoiding artificial sweeteners, where the greens category narrows sharply
People who want to see every ingredient dose rather than a blend total
Anyone who has abandoned a greens powder because of the taste
People who want probiotics and adaptogens without buying them separately
Anyone already using Jocko MÖLK who likes that flavour profile

Who this is not for

If you compete in a tested federation, buy Opti-Greens 50 instead. Jocko Greens carries no sport certification and greens powders are agricultural products, which is exactly the category where certification matters.

If you dislike stevia, Reb-M is the cleanest-tasting steviol glycoside available but some people still detect it.

If you eat plenty of vegetables already, a greens powder is a supplement in the truest sense. It does not replace produce.

Only two flavours. If neither appeals, this is not your product.

Stack it with: a fish oil and a magnesium. Different gaps, all unglamorous, all worth covering.

Frequently asked questions

Does Jocko Greens have artificial sweeteners?
None. It uses monk fruit extract, allulose and Reb-M. No sucralose, no acesulfame potassium, no sugar alcohols.

How many probiotics are in it?
9 billion CFU across 11 strains, alongside digestive enzymes.

Does it taste good?
Most people say yes and it is one of the better-tasting greens powders available. Some find it too sweet. There are only two flavours, so try one before committing to a tub.

Is the label transparent?
Fully. Every organic ingredient is listed with its individual dose, with no proprietary blends. That is unusual in this category.

Why does it upset my stomach?
9 billion CFU is a substantial probiotic dose. Some people need a week to adjust, especially taking it fasted. Start with food.

Is it certified for sport?
No. If you compete in a tested federation, Opti-Greens 50 is NSF Certified for Sport and the better choice.

What adaptogens does it contain?
Rhodiola, ashwagandha and milk thistle.

Can I mix it with anything other than water?
Cold water is best. It can go into a post-workout shake, though the fruit flavours do not always suit a protein.