Caffeinated vs. Non-Caffeinated Greens: Which Is Right for You?

Caffeinated vs. Non-Caffeinated Greens: Which Is Right for You?

July 31, 2026Daily RU


You've decided to add a daily greens to your routine — now there's one more choice: caffeinated or not? At dailyRU, both give you the exact same greens. The only real difference is whether you want a little lift with them. Here's how to pick. (New to greens? Start with the benefits of daily greens.)

What's the same in both

This is the important part: whichever you choose, you get the same Daily Greens foundation — the organic greens blend (spirulina, chlorella, barley, oat, and wheat grasses, kale, and more), the antioxidant blend (broccoli sprout, spinach, carrot, Brussels sprout), a digestive enzyme blend, and soluble fiber — all at just 10 calories and sweetened with stevia. You're not trading away any nutrition either way.

The one real difference: caffeine

Our Caffeinated Daily Greens adds 120 mg of caffeine — about the same as a cup of coffee — paired with 240 mg of L-theanine, an amino acid known for making that energy feel smooth and focused instead of jittery.* Non-Caffeinated Daily Greens gives you the same greens with none of it.

Choose Caffeinated if you…

  • Drink your greens in the morning and want a clean lift
  • Want to replace or cut back on coffee
  • Like a little energy and focus with your routine*
  • Aren't sensitive to caffeine

Choose Non-Caffeinated if you…

  • Are sensitive to caffeine or trying to cut back
  • Drink your greens in the afternoon or evening
  • Already get your caffeine from coffee and don't want more
  • Are pregnant or nursing (always check with your physician first)

Can you have both?

Absolutely — plenty of people keep both on hand: caffeinated to start the day, non-caffeinated for an afternoon refill without the second-cup jitters. Same greens, your call on the caffeine, moment to moment.

The bottom line

There's no wrong answer here — the greens are identical, so it comes down to one question: do you want caffeine with them or not? Morning person chasing a clean lift? Go caffeinated. Caffeine-sensitive or drinking them later? Go non-caf. Either way, you're building the same healthy habit.

Frequently asked questions

How much caffeine is in Caffeinated Daily Greens?
120mg per stick — roughly a cup of coffee — plus 240mg of L-theanine for smoother, more focused energy.

Do caffeinated and non-caffeinated have the same greens?
Yes — identical greens, antioxidant, and enzyme blends. The only difference is the caffeine.

Can I drink greens at night?
Go with the non-caffeinated version if you're drinking greens later in the day, so the caffeine doesn't affect your sleep.

Will the caffeine make me jittery?
The 120mg is paired with L-theanine, which is known for smoothing out caffeine for a calmer, more focused feel — but if you're caffeine-sensitive, the non-caffeinated version is the safer pick.

Which should I choose if I already drink coffee?
If you're already getting caffeine from coffee, non-caffeinated greens let you enjoy the routine without doubling up.

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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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