The main categories of products that they sell fall into \u2018Protein and Nutritional\u2019, \u2018Weight loss and Dietary\u2019, and \u2018Superfoods\u2019. <\/p>\n
I am predominantly interested in the Superfoods category and so took a closer look at one of their products, Purely Inspired Organic Greens. <\/strong><\/p>\n I tried over 40 brands: check out my best greens superfood<\/a> brands!)<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n \u2018Crafted for a healthy lifestyle\u2019 is the main website tagline for Purely Inspired. As a brand, this gives the impression of an achievable total lifestyle make-over, which (if you\u2019re like me and like the idea of increasing your nutritional intake in one easy, daily step) is a very appealing prospect.<\/p>\n Overall I really enjoyed browsing the website.<\/strong> There is plenty of information including a blog that contains articles on superfoods, nutrition, and a wealth of further information on organic foods. <\/p>\n The website is not only a shop-front but also carries plenty of value-adding content including testimonials from the brand and product Ambassadors, recipes, and inspirational (inevitably linking to Instagram) images.<\/p>\n The tin of Purely Inspired Organic Greens which is pictured on their website claims \u2018America\u2019s number 1 fastest-growing supplements brand\u2019. So how can I not be intrigued to find out more?<\/p>\n Other Greens powders I have reviewed you may be interested in:<\/p>\n Purely Inspired is a brand that seems to encapsulate an entire lifestyle choice within its brand<\/strong>. <\/p>\n That being said I found it hard to establish much of a background or story, there is very little information on their pages relating to how the company came about, who is behind the brand or the company\u2019s mission, vision, or values.<\/strong><\/p>\n Saying that I am prepared to give the brand the benefit of the doubt. As I mentioned above they have made the claim that this is a fast-growing brand, and as such, I am convinced that through this powerful marketing strategy Purely Inspired are clearly playing to their strengths. <\/p>\n So with background information about the brand being thin on the ground, I instead opt to look at the specific products. In this Purely Inspired Organic Greens review, I\u2019ll look at the ingredients of the super greens blend and try to establish whether this particular product looks to stand up against the stiff competition of other greens on the market.<\/p>\n The product (as it appears on the website) carries the full title Purely Inspired Organic Greens Plus superfoods and multivitamins, and this appears to me to be promising so much in one product. <\/p>\n Perhaps it is too good to be true? Let\u2019s have a closer look. <\/p>\n From the product images you can already see that the key features of this product are:<\/p>\n 39 Superfoods, Source of Antioxidants C + E, 18 Vitamins and Minerals, Active probiotics.<\/p>\n This is all very appealing in terms of marketing the product, but I want to know more about the individual ingredients, especially those claiming to be Superfoods. So we need to look more closely at the actual ingredients label on the tin. <\/p>\n Firstly I\u2019m pleased that they include a close-up of the ingredients listing on the website, which many competitor products do. <\/p>\n As with many Super greens powders on the market, the ingredients list is HUGE. I\u2019m just going to break down some of the elements of the Organic Greens, Sprouts, and Grains blend, which makes up 8,755mg<\/strong>. <\/p>\n The following usual suspects appear, but with a difference:<\/p>\n I first want to say how unusual and refreshing it is to see that Purely Inspired includes details of specific plant parts in their ingredients list. Inspired indeed! This sort of transparency is a big bonus in my view. Of course, chlorella and spirulina are algae, so I would expect the whole plant to be used, however, I am interested that the company has been so transparent in their labeling. <\/p>\n The fruit & veggie plus probiotic blend makes up 1,190mg<\/strong> and includes blueberry, broccoli, beets and sweet potato. The serving size (one scoop) is a huge and healthy 10g. This also provides 1g fiber, 1g protein.<\/p>\n As I\u2019ve said I\u2019m really impressed with this transparency around ingredients as usually I am left thinking \u2018why don\u2019t you just be honest about what\u2019s going into these powders\u2019? <\/p>\n I can understand that companies don\u2019t want people to poach their \u2018recipe\u2019, but I\u2019ve already established that this is possible (if you could be bothered to have a formulation broken down in a lab by the men – or women – in white coats). <\/p>\n But more to the point, if you are selling a product – an organic, whole-foods, superfood product at that – why would you not be honest to your customers about what they will be ingesting? <\/strong><\/p>\n Purely Inspired is at least a little ahead of the pack in this aspect and I applaud that. BUT they are still using a proprietary blend that doesn't disclose all the ingredient amounts.<\/p>\n This powder stands out from the competition as it is actually intended to be unflavored<\/strong>. I\u2019m a little confused though as some reviewers claim there is an artificial sweetener included. <\/p>\n Some of the reviews on the site state that Purely Inspired Organic Greens has a \u2018great flavor\u2019, which is in contrast to some other products available on the market. Reviewers also commented that mixing it doesn\u2019t present any problems. <\/p>\n the flavor is actually decent compared to some of the other superfood powders I have tried in the past<\/p><\/blockquote>\n I have been mixing them in my smoothies and have not noticed any flavor difference<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Some customers on Amazon, however, have a different view:<\/p>\n I made a mistake and ordered the wrong stuff. I can hardly get this down it is way too sweet it mixes well and has all the other ingredients that are good but the Stevia makes it taste way too sweet for me. I will not be ordering this again.\u2019 – Amazon customer. <\/cite><\/p><\/blockquote>\n As with all nutritional supplements you must not take Purely Inspired products if you have a known allergy or sensitivity to any of the ingredients. That being said there may also be slight side effects when taking a greens supplement of any kind for the first time.<\/strong><\/p>\n The real beauty – as we all know – of the super greens blend is that you can get all your daily nutrient needs fulfilled in one complete drink. However the problem for us reviewers is establishing whether each individual ingredient is really available in a high enough concentration to really be making a noticeable difference to your health. <\/strong><\/p>\n We already know that people take nutritional supplements for many different reasons: for increased energy, to improve concentration, to improve the immune system, to enable better general well-being (such as better quality sleep). In this sense, it is very difficult to establish which products can really claim to be proven to be enabling any of the above improvements.<\/p>\n It does, however, stand to reason that if some of the more potent ingredients (those which are proven to be instrumental in improving the above aspects) are in a high enough concentration in a formulation, we might start to see improvements.<\/p>\n At the time of writing there were 374 customer reviews on Amazon<\/a><\/strong> for Purely Inspired Organic Greens Powder. Although I wasn\u2019t prepared to read them all, a quick skim seems to reveal that while positive, customers are disappointed with a variety of aspects from taste (\u2018funky\u2019, \u2018like cereal milk\u2019, \u2018too sweet\u2019), to how the powders to mix. <\/p>\n Some customers found the price to be about right, whereas others complained that it was too expensive. Considering the price point it's unclear why anyone would regard these super greens as expensive though!<\/p>\n In the main, I would say that the reviews are fairly representative of individual consumers and their range of personal tastes and expectations. <\/p>\n The reviews on the Purely Inspired product pages are clearly more geared towards results and selling the product on the basis of achievable outcomes. With an average of 4.6 out of 5 stars, and 96% of reviewers recommending the product<\/strong>, the comments are hand-picked so we should be a bit wary of bias. <\/p>\n Purely Inspired only have a 30-day money back guarantee<\/strong>, however products must be returned unopened \/ unused.<\/strong> <\/p>\n I always have a bit of a problem with this as you therefore cannot return on the grounds of not liking the taste, or if you find something wrong with the product once you open the can. <\/p>\n As with most super greens powders, I usually turn to Amazon<\/a> for both reviews and to buy a product, but you can also go directly to the Purely Inspired Organic Greens product page<\/a>.<\/p>\n You can also check out all Purely Inspired supplements on Amazon here<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n This is a difficult element of this review for me. I feel slightly conflicted as I like the product, I think there\u2019s a lot going on in the tub and therefore I do think it\u2019s a quality product. BUT the serving size is big and therefore the 20-serving tub won\u2019t last long.<\/p>\n The current price on Amazon is $18.44 USD, however, the price on the Purely Inspired website is $12.99 USD.<\/p>\n As I said above, I am a big fan of the big serving. I like the fact that Purely Inspired has been so transparent with the ingredients, their amounts, and also which parts of the plants are being used. I really feel that this transparency means you can have total faith in what you are taking. <\/p>\n The ingredients are organic so the product works out slightly more expensive than competitor brands. But this looks to be one of the most complete Organic super greens available, similar to Green Vibrance<\/a> and Athletic greens<\/a>. <\/p>\n This being said, the tub only provides 20 servings<\/strong> so you would have to buy quite a few tubs if you were set on taking this product daily. <\/p>\n With my quest to find a truly transparently-labeled Super Greens powder on the market<\/strong> which provides value for money and has a good reputation, I would say that Purely Inspired is getting there. <\/p>\n Their Organic Greens plus Superfoods and Multivitamins could well be considered to be doing nearly all of the things I need a Super Greens powder to deliver, but I would really like to see a more appealing price point or even a 3-tub deal to sweeten the sting of the outlay. <\/p>\n Purely Inspired greens is not for me and prefer other brands I have previously reviewed, so I will not be buying this supplement.<\/strong><\/p>\n![\"Purely](\"https:\/\/lifehackerguy.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/04\/purely-Inspired-superfood.jpg\")
<\/p>\nPurely Inspired Organic Greens First Impressions<\/h2>\n
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Background on Purely Inspired<\/h2>\n
Purely Inspired Organic Greens Ingredients<\/h2>\n
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How Does Purely Inspired Organic Greens Taste?<\/h2>\n
Side Effects<\/h2>\n
Does Purely Inspired Organic Greens Actually Work?<\/h2>\n
Purely Inspired Organic Greens Customer Reviews<\/h2>\n
Money Back Guarantee \/ Returns Policy<\/h2>\n
Where to Buy Purely Inspired Organic Greens?<\/h2>\n
Is It Worth the Price?<\/h2>\n
The Bottom Line<\/h2>\n
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