Lean Greens

What's in Lean Greens Collagen Greens?

Each 12.6g serving of Collagen Greens contains 4,000mg of hydrolysed bovine collagen peptides (types I and III) and 4,000mg of micronised creatine monohydrate, in a blend of powdered greens, fruit and enzymes. The other amounts per serving, as the product page lists them:

• Spinach powder 1,061mg
• Wheatgrass, barley grass, alfalfa, chlorella and blueberry juice powder, 455mg each
• Carrot powder 379mg, spirulina 303mg and DigeZyme enzyme complex 303mg
• Broccoli extract 227mg, bromelain 30mg, steviol glycosides 9mg, Siberian ginseng extract 6mg and green tea extract 3mg

A serving has 28 calories and 4.8g of protein. The page states there is no added fibre, maltodextrin or sucralose; the sweetness comes from stevia and blueberry, and there is one unnamed flavour. The directions are one serving a day in 250 to 300ml of cold water, so a 33-serving pack lasts 33 days.

How much does Lean Greens cost, and is the subscription worth it?

Both subscription plans cost less per pack than buying one-off, and the quarterly plan is the cheapest. Collagen Greens prices on leangreens.com in October 2026:

• One pack, one-off: £55, plus £4.99 delivery
• Two packs, one-off: £99, delivered free
• Three packs, one-off: £140, delivered free
• One pack every month: £47, plus £3.50 delivery
• Three packs every three months: £120 (£40 a pack), delivered free

That works out at about £1.67 a serving one-off, £1.42 on the monthly plan and £1.21 on the quarterly plan. Subscriptions have no minimum term, notice period or cancellation fee, and a delivery can be skipped, paused or moved from the account. Lean Greens says it emails before each renewal is charged. Packs arrive on schedule unless a delivery is skipped, so the plans suit someone taking a serving every day.

Lean Greens also sells three capsule supplements, priced in October 2026 at £42 for Drift Off (L-theanine, apigenin and magnesium), £35 for Amber Boost (curcumin, turmeric, vitamin C and black pepper extract) and £21 for Billions (five live cultures), each cheaper on subscription.

Is Lean Greens vegan, and who shouldn't take it?

Collagen Greens is not suitable for vegans or vegetarians, because its collagen is bovine. Lean Greens lists it as dairy free, lactose free and soy free. The allergen line says it may contain wheat, barley, celery and gluten, and the brand does not call it gluten free, although it says recent third-party tests put gluten under 5ppm. It is made on equipment that also handles nuts, milk, shellfish, fish and soya.

The Collagen Greens page prints no warning about pregnancy, under-18s or medication. The brand's general FAQ advises speaking to a doctor before taking any food supplement when pregnant, breastfeeding or living with a medical condition, and the site states that its products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

How do Lean Greens delivery and returns work?

Orders placed before 2pm on a weekday leave Lean Greens' UK warehouse the same day. In October 2026, Royal Mail 48 costs £4.99, or £3.50 on a subscription, and usually takes two to three working days; DPD next working day costs £7.99, and orders of £70 or more go free by Royal Mail 48. The £70 is counted after subscription savings, which is why the monthly plan pays for delivery and the quarterly plan doesn't. Some countries abroad are served, with rates shown at checkout and import charges paid by the buyer.

Refunds come through two routes:

• Change of mind: 30 days from delivery for unopened, sealed packs, refunding the price and standard delivery, with the customer paying return postage.
• 60-Day Guarantee: a full refund of the first order, delivery included, within 60 days of delivery, even if the pack is opened or empty. Unopened extra packs go back; a single opened one does not.

Claims go to [email protected] with the order number. The guarantee applies once per customer or household per product.

Is Lean Greens made in the UK?

Yes, Lean Greens says its products are blended and packed in the UK in a GMP facility. The company is Lean Greens Ltd, registered in England under number 07986245 and incorporated on 12 March 2012, according to Companies House. Tim and Sam Goodwin started it, and Collagen Greens builds on its original greens powder by adding creatine and collagen. The brand sells from its own site and on Amazon UK, not in supermarkets or high-street chains.