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Here's What AG1 Gets Right — and What NUTRAHOUSE Does Better

If you’re here, you’ve likely heard of AG1.

Maybe you’ve tried it.

Maybe you’re curious.

Maybe you're just comparing your options before you commit.

You’re smart to do that — and we’ll be the first to say it:

AG1 isn’t bad.

TL;DR:
6g Wheatgrass + 1g Spirulina. Real clinical dosing.
So you actually feel better energy, recovery, and clarity.
Not 1.5g blends, not label salad. If you want outcomes, not overdressed vitamins.

In fact, they do some things well:

They include a full panel of added vitamins and minerals (like C, B12, Manganese, Myo-Inositol, Iron).

They clearly have some superfood blends. They may be ambiguous, and you can't be truly certain what amounts of each ingredient you're getting, but they have them.

Their branding is clean, and the product is convenient.

They have a legitimate network of sponsored and organic influencers.

It's a convenient powder with greens that doubles as a light multivitamin.

In a world where AG1 is the only option, it would be a disservice to your health not to drink it daily.

And in a world where there are other options, they are still a viable choice.

But here's the catch...

You Don’t Fully Know What You’re Getting.

At first glance, AG1 looks stacked.

Vitamins. Mushrooms. Adaptogens. Vitamins. Minerals. Probiotics. All in one scoop.

But here’s the part most people miss:

You don’t know if you’re getting enough to matter — or just enough to mention.

Almost none of the core blends list actual dosages. The bulk of the formula is hidden in proprietary blends.

Take their “Phytonutrient Complex” — it lists 12 ingredients in a 1.5g blend. That’s barely enough room for one of them, let alone all 12.

Wheatgrass — the 4th ingredient in their "Phytonutrient Complex" has been studied at 3–6g daily for clinical effects. In AG1, it’s likely under 1/10th of what research supports. We can't be certain exactly how much of the 1.5g contains wheatgrass, but it is mathematically impossible to be greater than 3g.

You're also paying for some vitamins that you may not even need, or that, once again, at that dose level, they will have a very insignificant impact, such as Manganese, in which you get 0.4mg (or 17% of the recommended daily value), where you could've gotten approximately 60% of the daily value from one cup of oatmeal, or brown rice. Foods that you likely consume every day, regardless.

In other words, you're not just paying for greens.

You're paying for a bundle of vitamins you may not need — or that won’t move the needle.

Meanwhile, what actually makes a greens powder work — the phytonutrients, enzymes, and functional compounds — comes down to dosage.

And that’s where AG1 is quietly weak.

NUTRAHOUSE Vs. AG1

See the difference between potency and under-doses

Primary Ingredient

Organic Wheatgrass

Apple Powder + Pea Protein

Wheatgrass Dose

6,000mg

Unknown (likely <1,000mg)

Spirulina Dose

1,000mg

Unknown

Label Transparency

Open Ingredient List

Mystery Blends

Added Multivitamins

None Added

Synthetic Complex

Flavor

Watermelon

Earthy / Gritty

Price per Serving

~$1.38

~$2.63

Best For

Specific Results

from Clinical Research Doses

Broad Coverage

Side to Side Label Comparison

So what is the verdict?

👉 If you're seeking a greens-first, clinically dosed superfood, NUTRAHOUSE is your match.

👉 If you're just looking for an all-in-one with some added vitamins, AG1 might be fine.

No hate. Just different philosophies.

CONCENTRATED FUEL.

DONE right.

We’re not trying to be everything in one scoop.
NUTRAHOUSE does one thing better than anyone:
Delivering clinical doses of real greens — at amounts proven in research.

6,000mg Organic Wheatgrass (not 600, not 60).

1,000mg Organic Spirulina (not trace amounts).

Everything else listed at precise amounts.

That’s it. That’s the formula.
No hidden blends. No tricks. No fluff.
Just the clinical amount of greens and a trace amount of other superfoods to infuse a refreshing flavor.

What Happens When You Take 6,000mg of Wheatgrass Daily?

This isn’t “health halo” territory — it’s clinical dosing backed by over a decade of functional nutrition research.

At 6,000mg daily, you’re giving your body:

Rapid detox support (through chlorophyll and glutathione activation).

Cellular-level antioxidant protection.

Sharpened mental clarity and better oxygenation.

Increased mitochondrial energy output.

Improved immune signaling and inflammation control.

And most importantly — this isn’t theoretical.

Studies have shown real-world effects from 3g–6g wheatgrass daily:

Increased hemoglobin levels in just 30 days.

Reduced cholesterol and triglycerides by week 5.

Reduced inflammation markers in gut and joint conditions.

Elevated energy, digestion, and appetite control within hours.

The catch? These results only happen when you hit the dose consistently.

And while AG1 has conducted separate research for separate benefits, their dose for wheatgrass is not only unknown, but also at least 3 times lower than the minimum 3g from the clinically recommended dose.

A tub of NUTRAHOUSE Wheatgrass & Spirulina greens powder, with wheatgrass powder in the background.

Let's Talk Price...

We'll say it plainly:

NUTRAHOUSE costs $1.18 to $1.63 per serving.

AG1 costs $2.63 to $3.3 per serving.

And what about subscriptions?

Subscriptions exist so you save and don’t miss days.

You can always pause or cancel instantly, with no lock-in.

30-day Trial Supply

One-Time: $49

Subscription: $41.65/mo

60-day Standard Protocol

One-Time: $89

Subscription: $75.65/mo

AG1 subscription is also optional, and you can save ~20%.

AG1®

30-day servings

One-Time: $99

Subscription: $79/mo

And What About Guarantees?

AG1 offers a generous 90-day guarantee.

NUTRAHOUSE offers an "empty bottle" 60-day guarantee. If it doesn’t become an indispensable part of your daily routine within 60 days, we will refund every dollar.