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Earth Energy Fruits & Veggies Review: Every Amount Listed

Every amount printed, 2 capsules a day. We own it, so we show the flaws too.

Earth Energy Fruits & Veggies bottle

Our verdict

Earth Energy Fruits & Veggies

9.5/10

11 fruit, vegetable and plant ingredients in two capsules a day, with every amount printed on the label. The trade-off: fewer ingredients than formulas listing 31 to 55.

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4.48/5 from 868 reviews; 30-day money-back guarantee

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Same parent company as this siteEarth Energy is owned by LJ Global Inc., which also owns Healthy Expert Reviews. Details

Format1 bottle, 60 capsules
Daily serving2 capsules
Monthly cost$28.17–$46.95
Amounts on labelAll 11 listed
Customer rating4.48/5 (868)
Guarantee30-day money-back
Good fit ifYou want a short routine and a label you can check ingredient by ingredient.
Look elsewhere ifThe longest possible ingredient list is your top priority.

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Earth Energy pros and cons

Pros

  • Every active amount individually disclosed
  • Just two capsules per day
  • No proprietary blend
  • No added sugar
  • Batch COA available by lot
  • Multi-bottle pricing lowers monthly cost

Cons

  • Fewer ingredients than several competitors
  • Not a replacement for whole produce
  • Lowest per-bottle price requires five bottles

The full label

Serving size is 2 vegetarian capsules, with 30 servings per bottle. The 11 listed ingredients total 600 mg, and there's no proprietary blend: every amount is printed. The only other ingredient is the vegetarian capsule (hypromellose).

Ingredient (per 2 capsules)Amount
Organic beet root100 mg
Wild carrot root50 mg
Garlic root50 mg
Ginger root50 mg
Raspberry fruit juice powder50 mg
Strawberry fruit juice powder50 mg
Tomato fruit extract50 mg
Organic apple fruit extract50 mg
Organic camu camu fruit powder50 mg
Blueberry fruit extract50 mg
Organic spinach leaf powder50 mg
Total600 mg
Earth Energy Fruits & Veggies Supplement Facts panel
The Supplement Facts panel

Earth Energy says a certificate of analysis is available for each lot, with testing through an accredited third-party laboratory.

How much does Earth Energy cost?

One bottle lasts 30 days. Buying more bottles at once lowers the price per bottle.

1 bottle$46.95per bottle
3 bottles$31.30per bottle ($93.90)
5 bottles$28.17per bottle ($140.85)

Prices checked October 4, 2026, before tax and shipping.

How it compares

ProductCapsules a dayAmounts on labelMonthly costOur score
Earth Energy2All 11 listed$28.17–$46.959.5
Balance of Nature6Not shown per ingredient$89.99 one-time8.3
Juice Plus+4Not prominentFrom $54 (subscription)8.1
Simply Nature's Pledge6Blend totals$59.95 one-time; $39.95 sub7.9
Texas SuperFood6+4 g proprietary blend$79.95 single7.5

From our Top 5 Fruit & Vegetable Supplements of 2026 comparison.

What customers say

Earth Energy's site shows an average of 4.48 out of 5 from 868 reviews.

How we scored it

Transparency
10/10
Daily routine
10/10
Value
9.5/10
Overall
9.5/10

Overall score is weighted across transparency (30%), daily routine (20%), value (20%), quality (15%) and customer experience (15%).

The bottom line

Earth Energy earned our #1 spot because it makes the comparison unusually easy. You get 11 produce-derived ingredients in two capsules, and the amount of every active ingredient is printed on the label. It does not have the longest ingredient list in this group, and that matters if sheer variety is your priority. But if you want a simpler routine, clear dosing and easy-to-check value, this is the option we would start with.

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Questions people ask

Is Earth Energy Fruits & Veggies worth it?

If you want a simple daily routine and a label you can check, yes. It lists the amount of all 11 ingredients, takes two capsules a day and costs $28.17 to $46.95 a month. If ingredient count matters most to you, several competitors list 31 to 55 ingredients.

How many capsules do you take a day?

Two vegetarian capsules. Each bottle has 60 capsules, so one bottle lasts 30 days.

Does it replace eating fruits and vegetables?

No. It adds concentrated fruit, vegetable and plant ingredients to your routine, but it doesn't replace the fiber and variety of whole produce.

Why should I trust a review from a site that owns the brand?

You shouldn't take our word for it. That's why we disclose the ownership on every page, publish the full label with every amount, and score every product on the same criteria.

How we reviewed it

We reviewed the Earth Energy product page, Supplement Facts panel, testing page, pricing and published policies, and scored it on the same five criteria we use for every fruit and vegetable supplement. We did not laboratory-test the product.

Healthy Expert Reviews Editorial Team

Supplement comparison editorial team. We compare supplement labels, serving sizes, prices, testing details and published policies using the same criteria across every product.

Updated October 3, 2026.

Ownership disclosure

Healthy Expert Reviews and Earth Energy Supplements are both owned by LJ Global Inc. This page reviews a product made by our parent company. We may benefit when you buy through links on this page. Scores follow the same published criteria we use for every product.

Sources

  1. Earth Energy Supplements homepage, accessed October 2, 2026. https://www.earthenergysupplementstore.com/
  2. Earth Energy Fruits & Veggies review landing page, accessed October 2, 2026. https://www.earthenergysupplementstore.com/pages/fruits-and-veggies-review-lp1
  3. Earth Energy Testing page, accessed October 2, 2026. https://www.earthenergysupplementstore.com/pages/testing

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