Blood Building Power Pack™ Three Bottles of 1000 mg Capsules

Quick Answer: Blood Building Power Pack™
The Blood Building Power Pack™ is 3 bottles for adults who want plant-based nutritional support alongside a balanced diet: Nuclear Greens™, Blood Basics™ and Vitamin C with Hibiscus. Nuclear Greens lasts 30 days; the other 2 bottles last 60. Key caution: this is not an iron treatment. None of the 3 labels states an iron amount, so if you have or suspect low iron or anemia, see your doctor and do not use this pack in place of care.

What's in the Blood Building Power Pack™
The pack holds 3 full-size bottles. All details below come from the labels.



Product
Form and count
Serving per label
Key ingredients per label
Lasts at label serving



Nuclear Greens™
Vegan capsules, 90
3 capsules daily, before noon
3000 mg proprietary formula per 3 capsules: wheat grass, spinach, carrot, barley grass, kelp, spirulina
30 days


Blood Basics™
Vegan capsules, 60
1 Vegan Capsule daily
1000 mg proprietary formula: beet root, dandelion root, wheat grass, yellow dock root, carrot, watercress, hibiscus, kelp, basil
60 days (2 months)


Vitamin C with Hibiscus
Vegan capsules, 60
1 Vegan Capsule daily
Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid) 800 mg, hibiscus 200 mg
60 days (2 months)




No iron figure on any label. Nuclear Greens and Blood Basics are proprietary blends, so the amount of each plant is not disclosed, and neither label states iron, folate or B12. Yellow dock appears on the Blood Basics panel twice; it is one ingredient.
Why These 3 Bottles Together
The set pairs food-based plants with vitamin C. It is a nutritional routine, and we make no claim that it raises iron, ferritin or hemoglobin.


Nuclear Greens™ is a blend of grasses, vegetables, kelp and spirulina.

Blood Basics™ uses beet root, yellow dock, watercress and other plants with a traditional place in herbal practice.

Vitamin C with Hibiscus is the only bottle with stated amounts. MedlinePlus notes that vitamin C helps your body absorb iron.

Overlap across bottles. Kelp, wheat grass and carrot are in both Nuclear Greens and Blood Basics, and hibiscus is in both Blood Basics and Vitamin C with Hibiscus. The combined amounts are not disclosed, including the iodine from 2 kelp sources.
Bundle Value
Bought together, the Blood Building Power Pack™ costs about 13% less than buying the 3 bottles separately, based on our own prices as of November 2026. Prices can change, so check the current price of each bottle before you compare.
How to Take It: One Daily Schedule
Follow each label. Only Nuclear Greens names a time of day.



When
Bottle
Amount (label)



Before noon
Nuclear Greens™
3 capsules


Once daily, any time
Blood Basics™
1 capsule


Once daily, any time
Vitamin C with Hibiscus
1 capsule




That is 5 capsules a day in total. Do not take more than the labels direct.
Who Should Not Use It, and Interactions

This pack does not treat iron deficiency or anemia. MedlinePlus says treatment for iron-deficiency anemia is usually iron supplements and that a provider will most often measure your iron level first. Contact your provider if you have symptoms of iron deficiency, or blood or a black, tar-like appearance in your stool.




If you...
Why it matters
What to do



Have or suspect anemia, or take prescribed iron
None of these labels states an iron amount, so this pack cannot replace a dose your doctor has set.
Keep taking your prescribed treatment. Ask your doctor before adding this pack.


Have hemochromatosis or another iron-overload condition
MedlinePlus says hemochromatosis can cause too much iron to build up, and vitamin C helps your body absorb iron.
Do not use unless your doctor agrees.


Have a thyroid condition or take thyroid medicine
Kelp is a variable iodine source and the iodine amount is not on the label. The American Thyroid Association advises against iodine and kelp supplements above 500 mcg of iodine a day. This pack has kelp in 2 bottles.
Ask your doctor before use.


Take a water pill, blood thinner, antiplatelet or diabetes medicine
NCCIH says there are theoretical reasons to suspect that dandelion, in Blood Basics, might interact with these medicines.
Ask your prescriber before starting.


Are allergic to ragweed or related plants, or have eczema
NCCIH reports possible allergic reactions to dandelion in people with eczema and conflicting evidence in people sensitive to related plants.
Ask your doctor first.


Are pregnant or breastfeeding
NCCIH says little is known about dandelion in amounts above those in food during pregnancy or breastfeeding, and MedlinePlus says large doses of vitamin C are not recommended in pregnancy.
Ask your obstetric provider first.


Have had kidney stones
MedlinePlus says vitamin C above 2,000 mg a day is not recommended and can rarely lead to kidney stones. Each capsule has 800 mg. Yellow dock, beet root and spinach also carry oxalate.
See your doctor before use.




Sources: MedlinePlus (Iron Deficiency Anemia, Iron, Vitamin C), NCCIH (Dandelion), American Thyroid Association. Not every herb in these blends has a federal safety page, so this list is not exhaustive.
What to Expect and When to Reassess
This pack supports a nutritious routine. It does not diagnose or treat any blood condition, and we do not promise any change in energy or in lab results.


Reassess with a practitioner when Nuclear Greens runs out at day 30, and bring all 3 labels.
If your doctor is tracking your iron, let the blood test results guide any decision.

How It Differs From the Fatigue Power Pack
The Fatigue Power Pack™ also includes Nuclear Greens but pairs it with Mega VMT and Power Surfer. This pack has no Mega VMT and no Power Surfer, and adds Blood Basics and vitamin C.
Frequently Asked Questions


What comes in the Blood Building Power Pack? +
3 bottles: Nuclear Greens™ (90 capsules), Blood Basics™ (60 capsules) and Vitamin C with Hibiscus (60 capsules).


How long does one pack last? +
At label servings, Nuclear Greens lasts 30 days because the serving is 3 capsules a day. Blood Basics and Vitamin C with Hibiscus last 60 days each.


Does this pack contain iron? +
No label in this pack states an iron amount. Plant ingredients may contain some, but the labels do not say how much, so do not count it toward an iron dose.


Can I use it instead of iron pills for anemia? +
No. MedlinePlus says treatment for iron-deficiency anemia is usually iron supplements. If you have anemia or low iron, follow your doctor's plan and ask before adding this pack.


Is it safe with thyroid medicine? +
Ask your doctor first. 2 of the 3 bottles contain kelp, a variable iodine source, and the iodine amount is not on either label.


Why does Nuclear Greens run out first? +
Its label directs 3 capsules before noon, so 90 capsules last 30 days. The other 2 bottles are 1 capsule a day for 60 days.


Is there overlap between the bottles? +
Yes. Kelp, wheat grass and carrot are in 2 bottles, and hibiscus is in 2 bottles. Combined amounts are not disclosed because 2 of the labels are proprietary blends.


Are the capsules vegan and gluten free? +
The Nuclear Greens label states non-GMO, vegan, gluten free, no additives and no preservatives. All 3 use vegan capsules made in the USA.