Nutrient quality
The chlorophyllin complex provides a substantial and stable active amount. A high carbohydrate load dilutes the formula, while the copper amount is aggressive for routine use in susceptible people.
Analysis
The liquid provides 132 mg chlorophyllin as a copper complex with the active amount clearly stated. Mint flavor and liquid delivery may appeal to users who dislike pills.
Each serving supplies 6 mg copper and 16 g carbohydrate. Those amounts are important trade-offs for daily use and make the product less streamlined than a basic chlorophyllin capsule or concentrated drop.
Only sixteen servings are provided, so the container does not last long at the labeled use. Broad detoxification benefits remain uncertain despite the comparatively large chlorophyllin amount.
Pros
132 mg chlorophyllin is clearly listed Copper-complex form is identified Liquid format avoids pills Sodium amount is disclosed
Cons
Supplies 6 mg copper per serving Contains 16 g carbohydrate per serving Only sixteen servings per container Weak serving value Detoxification benefit remains uncertain
Warnings
The 6 mg copper serving is a high supplemental contribution and should not be stacked casually with other copper products. People with Wilson disease or another copper-handling disorder should avoid the added copper unless their specialist approves it. The 16 g carbohydrate serving may be important for people who closely manage carbohydrate intake. Chlorophyllin can temporarily cause green stool or urine.
