Health & Fitness review
Man Greens review
A greens powder for men sold as $79 per bag, $207 for three or a $59 monthly subscription, whose page leans on a 6,092-year-old tonic story and testosterone claims, with 7 doses listed in the FAQ.
Pass
We do not recommend this offer. The dose list in the FAQ is a plus, but the surrounding page undermines it: ingredients that the copy treats as stars are missing from that list, the headline story and 'in 8 seconds' promise are hard to take seriously, and the page says the bag is $69.95 while the button and form say $79. The first button starts a monthly subscription, the 'free shipping on all orders' banner does not hold for a German address, and the refund wording ranges from 60 days to a full year, then requires returning bags at your own cost. Health claims about testosterone need real evidence, and the page mostly gives asterisks.
- Price
- $79
- Billing
- One-time payment, 1 or 3 bags, or a $59 monthly subscription
- Best for
- Nobody until the seller reconciles the ingredient list, prices and refund terms
- Not for
- Buyers who want a plain one-time price, or who expect a supplement to fix low testosterone
Man Greens at a glance
Man Greens is an orange-flavored greens powder that the page says supports testosterone, hormone balance, energy and libido in men. One bag is a 30-day supply at one scoop a day. The FAQ lists seven ingredients with doses (ashwagandha 600 mg, forskolin 250 mg, maca 1.5 g, spirulina 5 g, beet root 1 g, white button mushroom 1,000 mg and moringa 1 g), yet the sales copy also praises tongkat ali and horny goat weed, which are not in that list. The page tells an ancient-tonic story ('6,092 years old', 'in 8 seconds'), cites many studies by number and adds asterisks with the usual FDA disclaimer. It is presented by Chad Howse, described as author of The Man Diet. The buttons offer a $59 monthly subscription, one bag at $79 and three bags at $207, and the German form adds EUR 48.04 shipping. The refund terms conflict between 60 days and a 'full year'.
- Format
- Orange greens powder, one scoop a day, 30 servings per bag
- Ingredients
- 7 with doses in the FAQ; tongkat ali and horny goat weed praised but not listed
- Price
- $79.00 one bag, $207.00 three bags (US form)
- Subscription
- $59.00 now and every month on the first button
- Shipping
- $0 on the US form, EUR 48.04 on the German form
- Refund window
- 60 days on the form; page also says a full year, return shipping on you
- Seller
- Chad Howse presents the product; no company or address on the page
- Merchant of record
- Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
- ClickBank vendor
- mangreens
Prices that do not line up
The page text says $69.95, the button and form say $79, the first button is a $59 subscription and shipping differs by country.
For pricing honesty we give 2.5.
Doses listed, but not for every star ingredient
Seven ingredients have doses, while tongkat ali and horny goat weed, which the copy praises, are absent from that list.
For offer clarity we give 5.5.
An ancient tonic and testosterone claims
The page promises a 6,092-year-old tonic that boosts testosterone in 8 seconds, backed by numbered references and asterisked FDA disclaimers.
For claim discipline we give 2.5.
Refund terms that shift
The form shows 60 days, the copy says a full year, and the FAQ asks for returned unopened bags with return postage paid by you.
For refund terms we give 6.0.
A presenter, no company
Chad Howse is named, but no company, address or phone is on the page.
For vendor transparency we give 4.0.
Pros and cons
What works
- Seven ingredient doses published in the FAQ
- 60-day refund window on the form
- Ships within 24 hours in the US per the FAQ
What does not
- Page price of $69.95 differs from the $79 form
- First button starts a monthly subscription
- Shipping of EUR 48.04 to Germany despite 'free shipping' banner
- Bold testosterone and 'in 8 seconds' claims
Man Greens FAQ
Is Man Greens legit?
It sells through a normal ClickBank checkout, but the price, ingredient and refund statements on the page conflict with each other, and the testosterone claims are not supported on the page.
How much does Man Greens cost?
$79.00 for one bag once, $207.00 for three, or $59.00 per month on the subscription option, per the US form.
Is there a subscription?
Yes, the first button and the form item MG-1-1 bill $59 every month, and the page also describes a 'subscribe and save' option that ships a bag monthly.
What is in it?
The FAQ lists ashwagandha, forskolin, maca, spirulina, beet root, white button mushroom and moringa with doses.
How do I get a refund?
The form shows 60 days through ClickBank; the FAQ says to send the bags back at your own postage cost.
The bottom line
We do not recommend this offer. The dose list in the FAQ is a plus, but the surrounding page undermines it: ingredients that the copy treats as stars are missing from that list, the headline story and 'in 8 seconds' promise are hard to take seriously, and the page says the bag is $69.95 while the button and form say $79. The first button starts a monthly subscription, the 'free shipping on all orders' banner does not hold for a German address, and the refund wording ranges from 60 days to a full year, then requires returning bags at your own cost. Health claims about testosterone need real evidence, and the page mostly gives asterisks.
If you want a product in this category that we rate higher, Health Protocols: 63 Sleep, Energy and Focus Protocols (ebook) scores 7.4/10 and is rated Worth it.