
Liquid Chlorophyll Concentrate
Spearmint-flavoured alfalfa concentrate — the mainstream favourite.
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Three liquid chlorophylls worth drinking — a budget-friendly mainstay, a concentrate, and a premium practitioner brand.

Spearmint-flavoured alfalfa concentrate — the mainstream favourite.

A concentrated liquid chlorophyll to dilute in water.

A smooth mint oral liquid from a trusted practitioner brand.
Chlorophyll is what makes plants green. Most "liquid chlorophyll" is chlorophyllin — a water-soluble form from alfalfa or mulberry — mixed into water as a refreshing green drink.
A capful in water, usually mint-flavoured. People enjoy it as a daily ritual — a light, minty green drink rather than a supplement you have to force down.
The viral claims — weight loss, clear skin, "detox" — run well ahead of the evidence. We'll tell you where it stands, so you can decide for yourself.
Liquid chlorophyll products look alike on the shelf, but the labels differ in ways that matter when you compare them. Here is what to check.
Most products sold as liquid chlorophyll contain chlorophyllin, often listed as sodium copper chlorophyllin. It is a water-soluble form made from plant chlorophyll, and it is what lets the product mix into water and keep on the shelf. The ingredient list tells you which form a product uses and how much is in each serve.
Labels usually name the plant source, most often alfalfa or mulberry leaf. The source does not change what chlorophyllin is, but some people prefer one over the other.
Concentrates are measured in small amounts and diluted in water. Check the serve size, the amount of chlorophyllin per serve and how many serves are in the bottle, then follow the directions on the label.
Many products are mint or spearmint flavoured. Look at the full ingredient list for sweeteners, preservatives and flavours if you avoid any of them.
Bottles in our range run from 473ml to 500ml, but serve sizes differ. Divide the price by the number of serves to compare fairly. Store the bottle as the label directs, and check the best-before date.
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