CytoGreens Chocolate

A 20 g whey protein isolate serving provides much stronger and more clearly defined protein coverage than the original greens powder. It lacks flax and the botanical blends, so it is better suited to a protein-first goal.

The formula supplies 10 g hydrolyzed collagen peptides and 9 g protein in a simple, clearly disclosed serving. It improves protein quality and transparency over the original proprietary blends, but does not retain flax or greens ingredients.

Flax seed extract is retained alongside a marine complex, horsetail, zinc, and vitamin C. The formula is more focused on hair support than the original greens powder and does not provide a meaningful listed protein amount.

The much lower cost per serving provides 2.6 g cold-pressed flaxseed oil and still lists 1 g protein. It directly strengthens the original formula's flax component, but does not replace its greens, enzymes, or other blended ingredients.

A very low cost per serving supplies 3 g hydrolyzed collagen peptides, 3 g protein, and vitamin C. It matches the original protein amount but replaces the greens-and-flax blend with a simple collagen formula.

The lower cost per serving delivers 24 g whey protein, far above the original 3 g. It is a focused protein option and does not contain flax, greens, digestive enzymes, or the original botanical blends.

Five grams of marine collagen peptides, 4 g protein, vitamin C, and hyaluronic acid come at a lower cost per serving. The formula offers clearer protein and collagen value than the original, though flax and greens are absent.

Hydrolyzed collagen types I and III provide 6 g protein at a lower cost per serving. The concise formula is easier to assess than the original proprietary blends, but it does not cover flax or greens ingredients.

Ten grams of hydrolyzed bovine collagen and 8 g protein cost less per serving than the original greens powder. It offers stronger protein value and clearer amounts, while leaving out flax, enzymes, and the botanical blends.