Greens powders in India compared: Oziva, Miduty, Inlife, Wellbeing and SWATVA

Short answer: the greens supplements sold in India differ more in what their labels tell you than in their marketing. Compare five things: whether every ingredient is named with its amount (no proprietary blend), whether grass powders are juice or leaf, whether probiotic strains are named, whether batch testing is published, and price per serving. The table below uses only what each brand states on its own product page, checked on 18 October 2026. Prices and formulas change, so check the current page before you buy.

Last updated: 18 October 2026.

Key takeaways

• "40+ superfoods" tells you the count, not the amounts. At 6 to 12 g a scoop, many ingredients can only be present in milligrams.
• A proprietary blend lists ingredients under one combined weight, so you cannot tell how much of each you get.
• "Contains probiotics" without a strain code and CFU count cannot be checked.
• Effervescent tablets and powders are different products: tablets are mainly vitamins with small plant amounts; powders can carry grams of greens and fibre.
• Price per serving matters only after the label passes the other checks.

Greens supplements in India: what each brand's page states

Sources: each brand's own product page as of 18 October 2026. Where a page did not state something clearly, we say so rather than guess. If you are a brand listed here and something is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.

The five checks that separate greens powders

1. Every ingredient named with its amount. A proprietary blend lets a brand list impressive ingredients at tiny doses.
2. Juice or leaf powder. Grass juice powders are finer and more concentrated, and cost more. Wheatgrass juice vs leaf powder.
3. Standardised extracts. "Ashwagandha" and "ashwagandha root extract, 5% withanolides" are very different. Standardisation explained.
4. Named probiotic strain and CFU. How to choose a probiotic in India.
5. Batch testing you can see. Heavy metals matter for algae and grasses. What batch testing covers.

Then work out price per serving: pack price divided by servings. What a greens powder should cost in India.

How SWATVA Daily Greens answers each check

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What about AG1 (Athletic Greens)?

AG1 is a US greens powder with a large ingredient list. It is priced in dollars and, where available to India, carries import costs. If you are comparing it with Indian options, use the same five checks and compare price per serving after shipping and duties.

Powder or effervescent tablet?

An effervescent tablet is convenient and mostly delivers vitamins and minerals, with plant ingredients in small amounts because a tablet weighs only a few grams. A powder serving can carry several grams of greens, algae and fibre. If fibre and greens are what you want, a powder does that job; if you only want vitamins, a multivitamin is simpler. Greens powder vs multivitamin.

Sources

• Product pages of OZiva, Miduty, Inlife and Wellbeing Nutrition, accessed 18 October 2026.
• FSSAI (Health Supplements, Nutraceuticals...) Regulations, 2016, on labelling.

What you get

Daily Greens passes every check in this guide.

Wheatgrass and barley grass juice powders, standardised extracts, a named spore probiotic, two fibres and a B12 and D premix. No proprietary blend.

Daily Greens

Grass juice powders, spirulina, chlorella, moringa	The greens most busy diets miss, in one scoop
Amla, ashwagandha, tulsi, turmeric, ginger	Standardised extracts with the figure on the label
Spore probiotic + PHGG and inulin	A daily gut routine that keeps without a fridge
B12, vitamin D, iodine, selenium	The gaps a plant base cannot fill
23 ingredients, all named	No proprietary blend, every batch tested. Mango and lime.

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First batch: only 55 pouches. Pre-ordering is free, and nothing is charged until we email you the price. If you take prescribed medicine or are pregnant, check the ingredient list with your doctor first.