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SF Greens Review

SF Greens Review

SF Greens, produced by British brand SF Nutrition, is a plant-based super greens formula that contains a wide range of vegetables, herbal extracts, adaptogens, and fiber.

The formula is supposed to provide several impressive benefits, such as boosting the immune system, reducing inflammation, and promoting better digestion.

SF Greens is suitable for a wide range of people because it’s gluten-free, dairy-free, soy-free, sugar-free, non-GMO, vegan-friendly, kosher-friendly, and halal-friendly.

The SF Nutrition brand is rising to popularity in the UK supplement scene and therefore, I’m definitely keen to take a look at it to see if the Greens formula is actually impressive.

If you’re considering purchasing the SF Greens formula or want to take a closer look at the formula, check out my full SF Greens review below.

SF Greens Tub

SF Greens First Impressions

Looking at the SF Nutrition website, my initial impression of the brand is good! Everything looks sleek, a wide range of informative resources on the website (including recipes and a blog), and the SF Fitness App looks interesting.

Focusing on the SF Greens formula, again, everything looks good!

The branding of the formula is keen (I’d definitely take a look at it if I saw it in a shop), there’s information about the benefits of the formula, and clear “how to use” instructions.

Hopefully, when I take a closer look at the formula, I’ll be impressed by the nutritional value of the formula!

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Background on SF Nutrition

SF Nutrition was founded in 2016 by personal trainer and fitness coach James Stark.

The company is based in the city of Bristol in the UK and stocks its products in its shop and delivers products online worldwide.

Apart from that, there's not a lot of information about the brand online!

However, we know that the Greens formula is one of the most popular products on the site, alongside the brand’s vegan protein, whey protein, and BCAAs.

SF Greens Benefits

There’s an adequate amount of information about the benefits of the SF Greens formula on the product page on the website.

The formula is supposed to boost the immune system, reduce inflammation, promote better digestion, push toxins from the body, balance pH levels, and support you in maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

SF Greens Ingredients

The SF Greens formula contains 13 ingredients in total.

Unfortunately, the ingredients label is not fully disclosed; therefore, it’s unclear how much of each ingredient (apart from the ashwagandha) exists within the formula.

This makes it difficult to work out whether the formula will actually be effective or not.

However, I’ll be taking a look at the efficacy of the formula later in this review!

First, let’s take a look at the ingredients within the formula.

Here is the complete list of the SF Greens ingredients:

  • Ingredients-Greens Blend (Spirulina, Wheatgrass, Barleygrass, Moringa, Chlorella), KSM-66 Ashwagandha Extract, Matcha Powder, Maca Powder, Flaxseed Powder, Natural Flavouring, Sweetener (Steviol Glycosides), Pea Protein, Green Tea Extract.

Here is the supplement facts label:

SF Greens Label

How does SF Greens Taste?

SF Greens is available in Citrus and Dark Chocolate Flavor – it’s naturally flavored and sweetened with stevia extract.

The reviews about SF Greens concerning the taste of the formula are incredibly positive, with people especially loving the Dark Chocolate flavor!

Side Effects

There are no side effects associated with the SF Greens formula and the brand doesn’t provide any warnings with regards to who shouldn’t consume the formula.

I would recommend that no one pregnant, breastfeeding, on medication, or with a medical condition consume this formula without consulting a doctor first.

Does SF Greens Work?

Unfortunately, the SF Greens ingredients label is not disclosed. There’s no information about the amounts of any of the ingredients, apart from the ashwagandha, within the formula. There are not even any proprietary blends with amounts!

Therefore, all we have to go off is the amount of ashwagandha in the formula and the serving size – 5g.

We can estimate whether the ingredients within the formula are fully disclosed or not by comparing the recommended doses of ingredients within the formula’s serving size.

So, let’s do that!

First, let's see if the ashwagandha in the formula is sufficiently dosed.

The recommended dose of ashwagandha sits between 500–600 mg and since there’s 500mg of ashwagandha in the formula, this ingredient is sufficiently dosed!

Taking away the 500mg of ashwagandha, there's 4.5g leftover for the other ingredients.

a number of the ingredients within this formula cannot be sufficiently dosed.

However, since the combined recommended dose of spirulina, wheatgrass, chlorella, maca powder, and green tea extract works out at 7.75g, all of the ingredients within the formula cannot be sufficiently dosed.

Therefore, all of the benefits associated with the formula may not actually occur since not all of the ingredients are sufficiently dosed.

Overall, it’s clear that a number of the ingredients within this formula cannot be sufficiently dosed due to the small serving size.

However, the ashwagandha is sufficiently dosed and therefore, the consumer may experience the benefits associated with this ingredient.

Aswagandha Root and Powder

SF Greens Reviews

SF Greens is available on Amazon and therefore, we can take a look on there to see customer reviews that are honest and unbiased.

Overall, the formula scores a rating of 4.8 stars out of 5 stars, and there are 22 ratings in total and no ratings under 3 stars.

So, let’s take a look at some of these reviews!

Never liked greens, now that I have something that tastes like dark choc, now I can have a tasty green drink. Problem solved.5-star review

I’ve tried so many leading supergreens powders – this one is the best-tasting one I’ve tried! The citrus flavour is so good. Definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a great tasting vitamin boost!!5-star review

I'm always on the go and can't get my complete greens everyday, the taste is simply great and now I have my answer to being consistent with my greens.5-star review

Money-Back Guarantee / Returns Policy

SF Nutrition doesn’t offer a money-back guarantee, but you can return SF products within 14 days for a refund or exchange.

However, to be eligible for a refund, the product must be unused and in the same condition that it was received.

Where to buy SF Greens?

You can buy SF Greens from the SF Nutrition website and Amazon.

Is It Worth The Price?

One tub of SF Greens contains 50 servings of formula and you can either purchase the formula on a one-time purchase or on a subscription option.

One tub of SF Greens on a one-time purchase costs $29.00, meaning the cost per serving is $0.58.

One tub of SF Greens on a subscription option costs $23.20, meaning the cost per serving is $0.46.

Clearly, the formula is incredibly cheap.

However, since the formula has a small serving size and there’s no information about the amounts of the ingredients within the formula, it can’t be confirmed that the formula will benefit the consumer.

SF Greens could be a great formula for people on a tight budget, but it isn’t a potent blend and may not provide benefits.

So, I’d look at a different formula if you have a slightly bigger budget.

My Final Verdict

Although I like the look of the SF Nutrition brand, I’m not crazy about the SF Greens formula.

This is due to the fact that the formula doesn’t have a fully disclosed ingredients label and has such a small serving size, meaning it’s guaranteed that not all of the ingredients can be sufficiently dosed.

However, since the formula is very cheap, it may be a good choice for those on a tight budget, as I said above.

However, I wouldn’t recommend it if you have a slightly larger budget.

If you are looking for a formula that will contain sufficiently dosed ingredients and therefore provide the benefits associated with the formula, I suggest you look elsewhere.

Adam Author

About the LifeHacker Guy

Hi, I'm Adam the founder of the LifeHacker Guy.

I have a First Class Honours degree in Sports Science from Brighton University, specialising in exercise physiology and nutrition. In my youth I was a competitive Triathlete and long-distance runner placing top 10 in most triathlon races I completed.

Since suffering from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, I moved into web development, after a couple of years I then moved onto developing a number of online businesses. I've recently taken a sabbatical and I'm now looking to make big changes in my life, hopefully this may resonate with you - join me in my journey!

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