Energy.
Magnesium helps turn your meals into usable energy.
Six nutrient-dense young greens. One delicious handful. Add to the meals you already love.
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That matters. 92% of us are missing at least one key nutrient—so everything else works harder. You sleep eight hours and still drag, absorb less from clean meals, and wear down faster.
Closing that gap shouldn’t be another job.

1 ozMicrogreens
vs.2.5 lbMature vegetables
The study compared specific nutrients in selected microgreens with mature leaves by weight. Its findings describe the varieties tested. Read the study
Six microgreens for more variety in one handful.
Magnesium helps turn your meals into usable energy.
Fiber supports regular digestion. Some fibers feed gut microbes.
Vitamin C helps your immune system work properly.
These describe general nutrient roles. The nutrient amounts and health effects of a daily handful of Nutrition Mix have not been measured.
Energy, digestion and immune health are three reasons I care about what goes into my meals. Shaan, founder
Vitamins and minerals, including magnesium, play a role in releasing energy from food.
Magnesium and energy ↗Fiber works with fluids to help keep bowel movements regular. Some fibers are also fermented by gut microbes.
Vitamin C supports the work of immune cells and helps protect cells from oxidative damage.
Vitamin C and immune function ↗Glucoraphanin and a natural enzyme called myrosinase.
Plant cells break. The enzyme gets to work.
Myrosinase helps convert glucoraphanin into sulforaphane.
That matters. 92% of us are missing at least one key nutrient—so everything else works harder. You sleep eight hours and still drag, absorb less from clean meals, and wear down faster.
Closing that gap shouldn’t be another job.

than mature store-bought vegetables
Microgreens are harvested at just 7–14 days old, when their nutrients are most concentrated, before a full-grown plant waters them down.
1 ozMicrogreens
vs.2.5 lbMature vegetables
The study compared specific nutrients in selected microgreens with mature leaves by weight. Its findings describe the varieties tested. Read the study

Vitamin C helps your immune system work properly.
Radish · Sunflower

Vitamin K is important for healthy bones.
Pea · Cabbage

Antioxidants like vitamin C help protect your cells.
Kale · Broccoli
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Fresh on the shelf is not freshly harvested.


Almost$3ka year
For the average U.S. household.
Some nutrients, including vitamin C, can decline during storage.
Harvest. Transport. Storage. The shelf is only one stop.
Almost $3,000 a year lost to food waste for the average U.S. household.
Grocery greens
Harvest is the first stop. Transport comes next.
Nutrition Mix
Grown in soil here in Las Vegas and cut for your delivery.
Routes and storage conditions vary. Shelf-life statements reflect grower experience and depend on storage and handling.
The 25% figure is the complement of a reported 75% vitamin C loss after a week in chilled spinach. It illustrates that study, not grocery greens generally or Nutrition Mix.
Favell (1998), as summarised by Rickman, Barrett & Bruhn (2007)https://ucanr.edu/sites/default/files/2010-06/19187.pdf. Spinach stored chilled at 4°C, dry weight.
Vitamin C can decline in stored salad leaves.
Salad-leaf vitamin C studyhttps://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5441274/ · Why storage conditions matterhttps://www.ars.usda.gov/news-events/news/research-news/2011/market-lighting-affects-nutrients/
The EPA estimates that an average family of four spends almost $3,000 a year on food that goes uneaten.
This estimate covers all wasted food, not just greens.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency · Preventing Wasted Food at Homehttps://www.epa.gov/recycle/preventing-wasted-food-home
Days to weeks. An illustrative grocery route.
Harvest is the first stop. Transport comes next. Greens may wait in a warehouse before reaching the store. Greens reach the shelf before you choose them and take them home. Your fridge is the last stop, after transport, storage and the store.
Harvested for your delivery.
Grown in soil here in Las Vegas and cut for your delivery. Cut for your order and brought straight from our farm to your door.
We cut your Nutrition Mix by hand on the day we deliver it.

Most people never meet the person who grows their food. I’d like to change that.
Here in Las Vegas, we grow your greens in soil and cut them by hand for your delivery. I want you to know where your food comes from, and to feel closer to the people growing it.
Shaan
Founder, 702Greens
Eat more fresh greens with the meals you already love.
| Comparison point | Nutrition Mix | Grocery greens | Greens powders |
|---|---|---|---|
| Whole, fresh food | |||
| Harvested for your delivery | |||
| Grown here in Las Vegas | Varies | Varies | |
| No chopping or cooking | Varies |
Typical products compared. Individual products vary.
Nutrition Mix brings together sunflower, pea, broccoli, radish, kale and cabbage.
Grocery greens are fresh food too. Powders are a blend you mix into a drink.
Add it to eggs, toast, a sandwich or dinner. No chopping or cooking.
Grocery prep depends on what you buy. Some leaves are ready to eat; others need preparation.
We grow Nutrition Mix in Las Vegas and cut it for delivery. You buy directly from the people growing your food.
Retail greens are typically stocked before you choose them.
Grown to order, just for you.
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We deliver on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday, by ZIP.
Grown to order, for Michelin-star chefs and for you. Freshness guaranteed.
Non-GMO No pesticides Grown in soil No crop sprays Harvested to order
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We’ll make it right or refund your box.
Each box has about 4 to 5 servings. The Daily plan includes two boxes, enough for a serving every day.
It’s a practical way to bring more plant variety into your usual meals.
Keep them refrigerated and dry. Wash only what you’re ready to use.
Rinse the portion you’re about to eat. No cooking needed. Add to eggs, sandwiches, tacos or whatever is on the table.
Las Vegas, Henderson and North Las Vegas.
Weekly is the plan. Too much? Text us and we’ll switch you to every 2 weeks. You can also skip or pause anytime; changes apply to deliveries at least seven days out.
Your box is grown for you in Las Vegas and harvested for local delivery. We grow in soil, without pesticides or crop sprays.
Microgreens are harvested at the young, leafy stage. Research has found higher concentrations of certain vitamins and plant compounds in some varieties than in their mature leaves.
The amount varies by green and nutrient.
The vitamin studyMicrogreens and mature plants
These studies compared specific greens and nutrients. Nutrition Mix was not tested in them.
Each box has about 4 to 5 servings. The Daily plan includes two boxes, enough for a serving every day.
It’s a practical way to bring more plant variety into your usual meals.
Pea is sweet, sunflower is nutty, and radish adds a little peppery bite. Together with broccoli, kale and cabbage, it’s a fresh topping you can try on familiar meals.
Pick a meal you already eat most days and add a handful. Eggs, sandwiches, tacos or a smoothie are easy places to start.
Vitamins and powders can be useful alongside a varied diet. Nutrition Mix gives you fresh greens to eat with your meals. Keep any supplements your clinician recommends.
Fresh food, grown for your order. Your membership also connects you with your farmers and gives you access to the varieties we grow for chefs.
Ask us what’s available when you want to try something different.
If your appetite is smaller, balanced nutrition still matters. Nutrition Mix can add a small vegetable portion to a meal.
Your prescriber or dietitian can help you fit it alongside the protein, fluids and other nutrition you need.
Start with a small pinch alongside food they already enjoy. Try a sandwich, eggs or a smoothie, and let them help choose where the greens go.
Keep it relaxed and offer small tastes again over time. The goal is another easy way to include vegetables while they keep exploring different foods.
“Even my kids love them in smoothies and sandwiches.”
Different greens bring different flavors and nutrient profiles. Nutrition Mix brings sunflower, pea, broccoli, radish, kale and cabbage together in one box.
You get more variety without another meal to plan.
Each box has about 4 to 5 servings. The Daily plan includes two boxes, enough for a serving every day.
Start with a serving a day as part of a varied diet. The goal is a daily habit, rather than eating as much as possible.
If you take warfarin, keep your vitamin K intake consistent and talk with your clinician before making a big change to your diet.
Rinse the portion you’re about to eat. No cooking needed. Add to eggs, sandwiches, tacos or whatever is on the table.
Keep them refrigerated and dry. Wash only what you’re ready to use.
We don’t pull your greens off a shelf. We grow them for you, here in Las Vegas. Harvested right before they head to your door.
We don’t apply pesticides or crop sprays to the greens. We grow indoors in our own soil mix, with clean water and close attention to each tray.
Ask us what goes into your food.
We grow in an indoor facility here in Las Vegas. Trays are washed and sanitized between grows, water is filtered, and the greens are cut above the soil.
We grow indoors, in soil, here in Las Vegas. We mix our own growing medium and harvest the greens above the soil.
Yes. Nutrition Mix is our everyday blend of six greens, and members also get access to all the varieties we grow for chefs.
Ask your farmers what’s available when you’d like to try something different.
We occasionally offer farm visits by appointment. Email support@702greens.com to check availability.
No. We keep delivery local so we can care for your greens from our farm to your door. We want every box to arrive fresh and in great condition, and we don’t believe shipping microgreens is the best way to do that.
Las Vegas, Henderson and North Las Vegas.
Tell your farmers about your travel schedule before choosing a plan. We’ll explain the delivery options and advance notice needed for changes.
Tell us how much you’re getting through. Each box has about 4 to 5 servings, so we can help you choose an amount that matches your meals and household.
Weekly is the plan. Too much? Text us and we’ll switch you to every 2 weeks. You can also skip or pause anytime; changes apply to deliveries at least seven days out.
Nothing matched that search.
Try a simpler word, or ask your farmers.
Something else on your mind? Ask your farmers.
We grow them for you, here in Las Vegas, and harvest them right before they head to your door.
Fresh on the shelf is not freshly harvested.
Illustrative journey
Grocery greens: Harvest is the first stop. Transport comes next.
Nutrition Mix: Grown in soil here in Las Vegas and cut for your delivery.
Shelf-life statements reflect grower experience and depend on storage and handling.
Almost$3ka year
For an average U.S. household of four. Source
Some nutrients, including vitamin C, can decline during storage.
Harvest. Transport. Storage. The shelf is only one stop.
Almost $3,000 a year lost to food waste for a U.S. family of four.
Routes and storage conditions vary. This is a journey illustration, not a nutrient-retention test. Shelf-life statements reflect grower experience and depend on storage and handling.
The 25% figure reflects the reported vitamin C remaining after a week in chilled spinach. It illustrates that study, not grocery greens generally or Nutrition Mix.
Favell (1998), as summarised by Rickman, Barrett & Bruhn (2007). Spinach stored chilled at 4°C, dry weight.
Vitamin C can decline in stored salad leaves. Retention varies by crop and storage conditions.
Days to weeks. An illustrative grocery route.
Harvest is the first stop. Transport comes next. Greens may wait in a warehouse before reaching the store. Greens reach the shelf before you choose them and take them home. Your fridge is the last stop, after transport, storage and the store.
Harvested for your delivery.
Grown in soil here in Las Vegas and cut for your delivery. Cut for your order and brought straight from our farm to your door.
Six greens bring a wider range of nutrients to one daily handful.
SunflowerNutty & crisp
PeaFresh & sweet
BroccoliMild & earthy
RadishCrisp & peppery
KaleSmooth & tender
CabbageMild & sweetMagnesium helps your body release energy from food.
Fiber helps keep digestion regular. Some fibers feed your gut microbes.
Vitamin C supports your immune cells and helps protect them from oxidative damage.
These describe general nutrient roles. The nutrient amounts and health effects of a daily handful of Nutrition Mix have not been measured.
Energy, digestion and immune health are three reasons I care about what goes into my meals. Shaan, founder
Vitamins and minerals, including magnesium, play a role in releasing energy from food.
Magnesium and energy ↗Fiber works with fluids to help keep bowel movements regular. Some fibers are also fermented by gut microbes.
Vitamin C supports the work of immune cells and helps protect cells from oxidative damage.
Vitamin C and immune function ↗Glucoraphanin and a natural enzyme called myrosinase.
Plant cells break. The enzyme gets to work.
Myrosinase helps convert glucoraphanin into sulforaphane.
How your body uses folate · How your body uses magnesium
¹ In CDC’s 2019 survey, 10.0% of adults met vegetable intake recommendations. The study was published in January 2022. This describes vegetable intake, not diagnosed nutrient deficiency. CDC intake study
* Selected microgreens versus mature leaves, by weight. Nutrition Mix wasn’t tested. See the study.