Best Greens Powder at Boots: The Shelf, Priced Per Serving

The best value greens powder in Boots is the WeightWorld Organic Super Greens. It is £12.99 for 200g. At the 5g serving on the label that is 40 servings, or 32p a day.

Boots has no own-brand greens powder, which makes it different from most high street chemists. So the cheapest option is a third-party brand, and you have to hunt for it.

We went through the whole shelf on 13 August 2026 and priced every tub by the serving. Then we found something on a different aisle that changed the article.

First, the obvious thing. You cannot buy Collagen Greens in Boots. We sell direct from our warehouse in Newcastle. So treat this as a guide to a shelf we are not on, written by people who make a competing product. We have named the best buys honestly, and Boots wins more of them than we do.

The Boots greens shelf, priced per serving

Shops price by the pack, or sometimes per kilo. Neither tells you what a day costs.

So take the price. Divide it by the servings the label's own directions give you. That is the last column.

Prices checked on boots.com, 13 August 2026. Boots run offers often, so check the shelf edge. Myvitamins and SWIISH did not state a serving size clearly, so those two rows are estimates from the pack size.

Three things worth knowing.

Free Soul lists Natural Flavourings, Citric Acid and stevia as its first three ingredients. The greens come after. At a pound a serving, that is worth knowing before you buy.

Huel costs £50 at Boots for 255g. Huel sell it themselves for £50 one-off, or £45 on subscription. So buying it here gains you nothing and costs you the subscription price.

Rheal sachets are £1.00 a serving at Boots. The same brand's 165g tub works out at 76p in Holland & Barrett. Same product, cheaper in the other shop.

For the wider market, we keep a bigger table in our guide to what a greens powder costs per day in the UK.

The thing we did not expect to find

None of the eight greens powders above contains creatine. None contains collagen. We checked every ingredients list, not just the marketing copy.

But Boots sells both, one aisle over. And it sells them together.

Wellthy by Boots Skin Glow Creatine & Collagen Powder Blend is 30 sachets for £18.00. That is 60p a day. The pack says 3,000mg of collagen and 3,000mg of creatine. The full ingredients are creatine monohydrate, bovine collagen, guar gum, vitamin C and an anti-caking agent.

We are going to be straight about what that means for us.

Collagen Greens is built around 4g of creatine and 4g of bovine collagen in one scoop. We have said before that nothing in the UK pairs those two at a proper dose. That is no longer true, and Boots is the reason.

Their sachet is 3g of each against our 4g. Ours is a third stronger. But theirs is 60p a day and ours is £1.33.

The real difference is what else is in the bag. The Wellthy sachet has no greens in it at all. It is two actives, a thickener, a vitamin and an anti-caking agent. Ours is a greens powder built around the pair, with a digestive enzyme complex to go with it.

So if all you want is creatine and collagen, buy the Boots sachets. They are cheaper and they will do the job. We are the wrong product for you.

What the stack costs at Boots

Say you want all three things. Greens, creatine and collagen. Boots can do that several ways.

Three tubs = WeightWorld greens £12.99, Applied Nutrition creatine 250g £12.00, Boots collagen 5000mg £18.00. Collagen Greens at the £44 monthly subscription price; add £3.50 delivery and ours is £1.44 a day. Checked 13 August 2026.

There is no way to dress this up. On these products, Boots is cheaper than us in every version. The two-item route costs 92p a day against our £1.33.

What you get for the difference is a higher dose of both actives. You also get greens that were formulated around them, rather than bought separately. Plus an enzyme complex, and one scoop instead of two things to remember.

Whether that is worth 41p a day is genuinely your call, not ours.

Why the cheap tubs are cheap

Before you read that as a straight price fight, one thing is worth knowing.

Some of the value on this shelf comes from fortifying. Applied Nutrition adds beta-carotene. Myvitamins adds calcium chloride and an algae-derived vitamin D. Huel adds a full vitamin and mineral panel.

None of that is wrong. It is a normal way to build a supplement, and it is cheap. It also lets a label print a big percentage that came from a factory rather than a plant.

We do not do it. Every green in our bag is a dehydrated plant, and nothing synthetic is added to lift the ingredient count. That is a purity choice, not a claim that ours is stronger.

We are not alone. Free Soul, Rheal, WeightWorld, SWIISH and the Vegan Wellness Co. tub are all unfortified too.

And build the stack from premium brands rather than own-brand tubs, and the number changes completely. Take AG1 at about £79 a month. Add a Vital Proteins collagen and an Optimum Nutrition creatine. Dose-matched to our scoop, that is roughly £97 a month. Checked August 2026.

So the Boots stack being cheaper than us is true, and it is also a comparison between different classes of product. Both things can be true at once.

So what should you buy?

If you only want greens. WeightWorld Organic Super Greens at £12.99. It is 32p a day and it is organic. Nothing on that shelf beats it, including us.

If you only want creatine and collagen. The Wellthy by Boots sachets at 60p a day. Cheaper than us and perfectly good.

If you want the cheapest way to get all three. Wellthy sachets plus the WeightWorld tub. That is 92p a day.

If you are vegan. Not us, and not Wellthy either. Both use bovine collagen. Huel Daily Greens or the Vegan Wellness Co. tub.

If you want the highest dose of the pair in one scoop. That is us. 4g and 4g, in a greens base, for £1.33 a day on subscription.

We should also say it is unflavoured and it tastes earthy. If you want mango, Free Soul is on that shelf. If you want a wider look at collagen alone, we have a UK collagen powder buying guide.

Questions people ask

Which greens powder is best value in Boots?

WeightWorld Organic Super Greens, at £12.99 for 200g. The label says 5g a day, so that is 40 servings at 32p each. Checked 13 August 2026.

Does Boots sell a greens powder with collagen in it?

No. None of the eight greens powders we checked contains collagen or creatine. Boots does sell a separate creatine and collagen sachet under its Wellthy brand, but it has no greens in it.

Is Wellthy by Boots any good?

For what it is, yes. It gives you 3g of creatine and 3g of bovine collagen for 60p a day, which is cheaper than us. It has no greens and no digestive enzymes. If you want just the two actives, it is the better buy.

Can you buy Collagen Greens in Boots?

No. We sell direct from leangreens.com. Orders placed before 2pm on a weekday leave our Newcastle warehouse the same day, with a 60-day money-back guarantee.