Most products called “liquid chlorophyll” don’t contain ordinary plant chlorophyll floating around in water.
They typically contain chlorophyllin.
The distinction matters because natural chlorophyll isn’t water soluble. Chlorophyllin is a water-soluble derivative, making it practical for a concentrated liquid that can be added to water.
If you’ve been searching liquid chlorophyll, Propel Health Australia’s product uses sodium magnesium chlorophyllin and provides 100 mg of chlorophyll per 5 mL.
It is unflavoured, with purified water, vegetable glycerine and organic colloidal trace minerals.
That’s the useful information to compare between brands.
Form.
Amount per serve.
Other ingredients.
Once you know those three things, buying liquid chlorophyll becomes considerably simpler.