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Liquid chlorophyll

Every liquid chlorophyll we'd actually recommend — alfalfa concentrates and smooth oral liquids from trusted Australian brands. Checkout is handled securely by our store.

Grants of Australia Liquid Chlorophyll Concentrate
Grants of Australia

Liquid Chlorophyll Concentrate

Spearmint-flavoured alfalfa concentrate — the mainstream favourite.

Spearmint · alfalfa · best value
Biogenesis Chlorophyll Liquid Concentrate
Biogenesis

Chlorophyll Liquid Concentrate

A concentrated liquid chlorophyll to dilute in water.

Concentrated
Nature's Sunshine Liquid Chlorophyll
Nature's Sunshine

Liquid Chlorophyll

A smooth mint oral liquid from a trusted practitioner brand.

Practitioner brand · mint

Free shipping over $60 · Dispatched next business day from Australia · Secure checkout

There are only a handful of liquid chlorophyll products worth stocking in Australia, and the differences between them are smaller than the price gap suggests. Nearly all of them are chlorophyllin — the water-soluble derivative — usually from alfalfa, and the real choice comes down to concentration, flavour and how much you want to pay per dose rather than to any difference in what the ingredient is.

So compare on three things. Concentration first: a concentrate is diluted to taste and lasts longer than the millilitres suggest, while a ready-to-drink oral liquid is taken as-is. Flavour second, because this is a daily habit and spearmint or mint is what makes it one. Price per serve third, which is not the same as price per bottle once a concentrate is diluted. Everything below is stocked and dispatched from Australia, so you are not waiting three weeks on a shipment or paying freight from overseas.

How to choose

On a budget

Grants of Australia is the long-running, spearmint-flavoured mainstay — the value pick of the three.

Want a concentrate

Biogenesis is a concentrated liquid you dilute to taste.

Premium & smooth

Nature's Sunshine is a practitioner-brand oral liquid with a smooth mint finish.

How much to take

Follow the label — typically a teaspoon or capful in a glass of water, once or twice a day.