Not as described and an email unanswerd after a full month.
I have read 100% of the Amazon reviews on this product.X001F3RDGV. Also all questions and the responses. I phoned Amazon four times and 10+ tried to phone the Nature Bell at 1-858-999-6857. Each time the recording said, the person you are trying to reach is not available, please try again later. Amazon attempted to call and the phone just rang. Amazon customer service stated they have no manner in which to contact naturebell. All I could learn was they have been a business for approximately two years. I read the information on Amazon as well as the attached label to the container. The first thing is the information is in conflict The label States a serving is one scoop which is 3 grams or a half a teaspoon. It states 85 servings. Then above their phone number it has the direction, take 2 scoops daily with meals. Is the label telling me take a scoop at one meal mean plus a second? The math with one scoop is 85 servings. With two scoops it is either 85 meals or 85 meals spread out over 42.5 days. They make statements that conflict with each other such as high in B-complex, C, E, high in proteins, and other listed ingredients. It is strange that the contents on the label have 2 g protein, 7% C,  With two scoops, according to their label you will get 200% of vitamin K but is it K1 or K2. If you eat broccoli and spinach you already get a healthy amount  and K1 and K2 serve different purposes. A number of customers make medical statements that are unlikely. The blood pressure reduction is an example. The neglect to include scoops as mentioned in questions is a source of both concern and confusion. If you also take vitamins there is a good chance they contain vitamin K. The recommended amount on the labeling is a total of one teaspoon per day (2 X 3 g = 1 tspn. But in the confused responses people are taking 6 times the recommended amount of powder or 1,200 % of Vitamin K + whatever they ingest from vitamins and foods. The label states certified by Organic Certifiers. Is that in CA? Amazon told me to use two teaspoons but that may be from customer responses. If it is from a purveyor that conflicts with the labeling. I am guessing since the scoop is 3 g that the missing scoop is 1/2 tspn. If we are to use 1 tspn why is the scoop half teaspoon? Is wheat grass Kosher? Why is the Kosher symbol U not used? Wheatgrass is not a fruit, meat, dairy product. How is wheat grass whole leaf? I am merely adding information on August 14. Prior to my review I attempted many times to call the two listed phone numbers but they don't answer or allow for a person to leave a message. I was able to send an email and have to think they received it more than a month ago. I base that on the email not being returned as undeliverable. I spoke to Amazon many times and they indicated they have no way of contacting NatureBell.<br />I went over all that I have said in my first mid-August review. More than one of the always excellent Amazon customer service people understood the math on the number of servings was half as claimed. I am surprised that Amazon as of this minute has it as Amazon choice. Based on sales volume or unclear and conflicting information?
Rating: 1 stars