Plant ingredients
Look for the names of fruits, vegetables, algae, and other botanicals. A juice powder, whole-food powder, and extract are different ingredient descriptions; read the form named on the label.
Ingredients & sourcingUnderstand the formula ↓
Inside Kylea.
A closer look at the formulas behind your routine. Explore each product, understand the ingredient categories, and read the label for yourself.
Read the formula
A little context. A clearer label.
Ingredient categories help organize a formula. Each product has its own list, amounts, and serving information.
Vitamins & minerals
These appear as named nutrients, with amounts and Daily Values where listed. Read the panel for the particular product rather than transferring values from another formula.
Protein & amino acids
Protein is listed separately from the individual ingredients that provide it. An amino acid profile describes composition; it is not the same as a claim about the finished product.
Enzymes
An enzyme blend groups named enzymes together. Check the product’s own label for the included enzymes and listed amounts.
Probiotics
A probiotic formula lists microorganisms. CFU means colony-forming units, a count used on probiotic labels. Product names and flavors do not establish the same strains or count.
Other ingredients
This part of the label identifies ingredients outside the Supplement Facts panel, such as a capsule material. Include this list when reviewing a formula or an allergy question.
These explanations describe ingredient categories. They do not establish a health benefit or a result from a finished Kylea product. Use each product’s label for its specific formula.
The Greens drink formula
Total Living Drink Greens
A powdered drink with its own formula. Start with the Greens label to review the named ingredients, blends, and serving information.
Read each blend separately
The Greens panel organizes the formula into ingredient groups. Use the named ingredients under each group to understand what is included. A blend amount is not an amount for every ingredient in that blend.
Keep the formula product-specific
Greens and Berry are separate products. The Greens serving information, nutritional values, and ingredient amounts should not be assumed to apply to Berry.
For allergy questions, review the full ingredient list on your current package and ask Kylea about Greens specifically. Do not use another product’s free-from statements as a substitute.
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The Berry drink formula
Total Living Drink Berry
A separate powdered drink formula. Read the Berry panel for its own fruit ingredients, ingredient blends, and serving directions.
Berry has its own label
Use the Berry ingredient panel for the full list rather than a list written for Greens. The front-of-package flavor name alone does not describe every ingredient.
Look beyond the fruit blend
Review all ingredient groups, including the probiotic formula and other ingredients. This matters when you are checking a specific ingredient or dietary restriction.
The label image shown here lists goat milk in the probiotic formula. If you avoid milk, ask Kylea to confirm the current Berry formula before choosing it.
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A distinct capsule formula
Vitaleà
Vitaleà is a whole-food capsule formula with a different ingredient list from Total Living Drink. Its label lists seven capsules per serving and 30 servings per bottle.
Greens Blend · 2,400 mg
Alfalfa Powder, Spirulina Powder, Barley Powder, Kale Powder, Broccoli Powder, Chlorella Cracked Cell Wall Powder, Wheat Grass Juice Powder.
Fruit Blend · 1,700 mg
Bittermelon Fruit Powder, Pineapple Powder, Strawberry Powder, Pomegranate Powder, Blueberry Powder, Cranberry Powder.
Two separately listed ingredients
Fermented Beet Juice Powder: 1,000 mg. Grape Seed Extract: 150 mg. The label’s total formula is 5,250 mg per serving.
Other ingredients
Microcrystalline Cellulose, Hypromellose (Capsule), Magnesium Stearate, Silicon Dioxide.
The Greens Blend names barley and wheat grass. Those ingredient names do not establish a gluten-free claim. Review your current package and contact Kylea about product-specific allergy requirements.
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The single-ingredient powder
Collagen Peptides
A bovine collagen powder with a single listed ingredient. The package lists one 10 g scoop per serving and 30 servings per 300 g container.
Ingredient
Bovine Hydrolyzed Collagen Protein. “Bovine” identifies the animal source; it does not identify a farm, country of origin, or feeding practice.
The serving panel
The package lists 10 g bovine collagen peptides, 9 g protein, 35 calories, and 57 mg sodium (2% Daily Value) per serving.
The Collagen package states Milk Free, Gluten Free, Soy Free, Egg Free, Wheat Free, Peanut Free, and Shellfish Free. These statements apply to Collagen and should not be extended to other Kylea products.
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Ingredients & sourcing
Read the source carefully.
A clear sourcing question starts with the exact product and ingredient. Ingredient identity, ingredient origin, and the location where a finished product is made are different pieces of information.
What the ingredient name tells you
Vitaleà names its plant ingredients and forms, including fermented beet juice powder and grape seed extract. Collagen identifies a bovine ingredient source. These descriptions tell you what the ingredients are, not where they were grown or raised.
What “Made in USA” tells you
Kylea’s Collagen package states Made in USA. That is a finished-product statement; it does not, by itself, identify the origin of the collagen ingredient. It should not be applied to the other products.
Ask a product-specific sourcing question
If an ingredient’s origin matters to your decision, include the product name and the ingredient when you contact Kylea. For a product you already have, include the lot number from your package.
From ingredients to everyday use
Find the format that fits your day.
Choose with the product details in view, then follow the directions for your specific package.
Greens or Berry
Total Living Drink comes in two separately labeled drink formulas. Compare their own panels, then visit How to Mix for preparation guidance.
Vitaleà
For a capsule format, review Vitaleà’s distinct formula and seven-capsule labeled serving. It is not the capsule version of Total Living Drink.
Collagen Peptides
For a single-ingredient bovine collagen powder, review Collagen’s label and its own serving directions.
Ingredient questions
The details that matter to you.
Start with the label for the specific product you’re considering.
Are Greens and Berry the same formula?
They are separate products with separate labels. Compare their own ingredients, nutritional values, and serving information rather than applying the Greens information to Berry.
Is Vitaleà Total Living Drink in capsules?
No. Vitaleà has a distinct formula: a Greens Blend, a Fruit Blend, fermented beet juice powder, and grape seed extract, with its own other ingredients and serving directions.
Does Berry contain milk?
The Berry label image currently shown on the product page lists goat milk in its probiotic formula. If you avoid milk, contact Kylea to confirm the current formula and review the package before use.
What is the source of Kylea Collagen?
The ingredient is bovine hydrolyzed collagen protein. The package’s Made in USA statement does not establish the ingredient’s country of origin or a grass-fed sourcing claim.
Where can I read the full labels?
Each product section includes the label image used on its product page, an expandable view, and a full-size image link. Check your current package for the applicable ingredients, allergens, and directions.
Can I tell how much of each ingredient is in a blend?
A listed blend amount describes that blend as a whole. It does not establish the amount of each named ingredient unless individual amounts are also listed.