Live it Up

Live it Up's Super Greens markets itself as free of stevia, synthetic vitamins, and artificial sweeteners or fillers, an 8 g scoop with seaweeds, digestive enzymes, and probiotics (Live it Up, Everyday Health). The pitch sounds clean; the paper trail behind it isn't.

The recipe is proprietary, and the company doesn't disclose how much of each ingredient it uses — BarBend describes "multiple proprietary blends," and Evident Health confirms no COA is available (Everyday Health, BarBend, Evident Health).

Live it Up claims every batch is third-party tested for heavy metals, allergens, bacteria, and more, but the testing lab is never named and no COA is published (Live it Up help center, Garage Gym Reviews).

This is the most serious issue in our whole list: Superfoods Inc. dba Live it Up recalled all Super Greens lots for possible Salmonella contamination, tied to 45 illnesses and 12 hospitalizations (FDA, CDC). Evident Health also flags an SEO comparison-blog network on the brand's own domain posing as unbiased reviews (Evident Health). Skip this one — Ora Organic or Supergreen Tonik cover the same use case without a recall history.