EHPlabs OxyGreens Review: Strawberry Margarita 30-Serving Tub

This research review covers the exact 255 g, 30-serving Strawberry Margarita tub, its published directions and ingredient panel, and a dated retailer snapshot. It is not a hands-on taste test and does not establish a health or clinical effect.

A defined 30-serving format

EHPlabs lists this flavor as a 255 g tub with 30 servings and directs customers to mix one scoop into about 350 ml of water. That gives the product a clear daily serving format. Confirm the flavor and size on the current OxyGreens page, since the brand sells multiple options.

EHPlabs lists 25 calories, 5 g of carbohydrate, 2 g of fiber, and less than 1 g of protein per serving for the product information we reviewed. Those label figures help set expectations: this is not a protein powder, meal replacement, or complete substitute for fruits and vegetables.

Ingredient tradeoff and routine fit

One ingredient worth checking is sucralose, which appears in this flavor’s published ingredient list. If you avoid that sweetener, compare the full current label before ordering. The rest of the formula is a greens blend; the label’s references to wellness, fiber, or antioxidants should not be read as evidence that it treats or prevents a condition. Flavor and texture remain personal preferences; we did not assess them hands-on.

Price per serving

The Amazon US listing snapshot checked September 28, 2026 showed $49.95 for the linked tub. Across 30 label servings, that works out to about $1.67 per serving. Prices and selected variants change, so check the retailer’s current size, seller, delivery charge, and final checkout price.

For comparison, the NATURELO 480 g Mixed Berry tub showed $60.99 across 60 label servings in its dated snapshot, or about $1.02 per serving. The lower unit cost is one reason NATURELO is our stronger overall value fit in this two-product comparison; it does not mean OxyGreens is a poor fit for someone who prefers its flavor or package.

Who should compare it

OxyGreens is worth comparing if you want a 30-serving flavored powder, appreciate clear mixing directions, and are comfortable with the current ingredient list. The smaller tub may suit shoppers who prefer not to start with a larger package.

Who should skip it

Skip this flavor if you avoid sucralose, want a product with a higher protein serving, or mainly want to minimize the cost per labeled serving. If you want to use greens powder for a specific health concern, ask a qualified clinician rather than relying on marketing language.

Verdict

The clear 30-serving format is a plus for shoppers who want this flavor and ingredient profile. It is a good, but not essential, option in this label-and-value comparison because its dated cost per serving is higher than NATURELO’s and its ingredient list includes sucralose.

Read our NATURELO Raw Greens vs. EHPlabs OxyGreens comparison before choosing between the two formats.