AMLApure vs. Auniva vs. Amla Green: Amla Supplement Comparison
Honest comparison · Updated November 11, 2026
AMLApure vs. Auniva vs. Amla Green: Which Amla Supplement Gives You More?
Two amla brands are all over Facebook and Instagram right now. I make amla supplements for a living, so I read their labels, their product pages and their policies line by line. Below is what each brand publishes about itself, side by side with ours. Every competitor fact links to the brand's own page, so you can check it yourself.
The quick answer
- Lowest cost per serving: AMLApure at $0.28 per serving during our Early Black Friday sale ($99.99 for 360 servings), compared with $0.80–$1.33 for Auniva and $0.40–$1.00 for Amla Green.
- Most complete formula: AMLApure combines organic whole-fruit amla and 30:1 organic amla extract, with piperine and LipoCell™ sunflower lecithin. Neither competitor lists piperine or a lecithin delivery system.
- Published lab results: AMLApure publishes certificates of analysis. We could not find a lab report published by either competitor.
Side-by-side comparison
| AMLApure 360 | Auniva Amla Superfruit | Amla Green Powdered Blends | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Form | Powder: organic whole-fruit amla + 30:1 organic amla extract | Capsules, 2 per serving | Tea powder: amla blended with oolong tea (Classic contains about 50 mg caffeine per scoop) |
| Servings per container | 360 | 30 | 30 or 90 |
| Price per serving | $0.28 ($99.99 ÷ 360, sale price) | $0.80–$1.33 ($119.99 ÷ 150 to $39.99 ÷ 30) | $0.40–$1.00 (offer page and product page prices) |
| Extract ratio stated | 30:1 | None stated on the label | "20x concentrated" (no nutrition label published) |
| Absorption support | Piperine + LipoCell™ sunflower lecithin | None listed | None listed |
| Other ingredients listed | Guava fruit extract | HPMC capsule, brown rice flour, magnesium stearate | Oolong tea; flavors add hibiscus, elderberry or pumpkin spice |
| Organic | Yes | No organic claim found | USDA Organic seal on jar artwork; certifier not named |
| Lab results published | Yes, lab-tested every lot. See our lab results | "3rd Party Tested" badge; no report published | None found |
| Shipping on a single unit | Free | Free on multi-bottle bundles; single-bottle cost not stated | Free only over $59–$69 |
| Returns | 90 days on unopened products | 90 days; shipping and handling not refunded | 90 days on the unused portion; customer pays return shipping |
Prices and details as published on each brand's own website on November 11, 2026. AMLApure's $0.28 per serving uses our Early Black Friday price of $99.99; at the regular price of $299.99 it is $0.83 per serving.
What the numbers mean for you
1. Whole fruit plus extract, not one or the other
An extract concentrates part of the fruit. The whole fruit keeps the fiber and the full mix of plant compounds. AMLApure uses both: organic whole-fruit amla powder and organic 30:1 amla extract in one formula. Auniva's label lists amla fruit extract with no ratio, and Amla Green does not publish a nutrition label with amounts.
2. What else is in the bottle or jar
Auniva's capsules list brown rice flour and magnesium stearate as other ingredients. Amla Green's Classic blend is built on oolong tea, so it contains caffeine. AMLApure adds guava fruit extract, piperine and LipoCell™ sunflower lecithin, chosen to work with the amla.
3. Proof, not badges
Anyone can print "third-party tested" on a label. We publish the certificates. Every lot of AMLApure is lab-tested, and the results are on our lab results page.
4. The real cost of a year
One AMLApure 360 bag is a full year for one person, or a season for a family, for $99.99 with free shipping. Reaching 360 servings with Auniva capsules at its best bundle price would cost about $288 ($0.80 × 360). With Amla Green's 90-serving jar, it would be about $240 ($0.67 × 360).
A note from the founder
I formulate and make AMLApure products myself. When I see amla products advertised everywhere, I want people to know what to look for: whether the powder or capsule is made from the whole fruit, the juice or an extract; the ratio of the extract; what else is in the container; and whether the brand shows you its lab results. I put all of that on the table for ours. Compare for yourself, and choose the one that earns your trust.
Paul Suri, MHA, BA
Founder & Formulator, AMLApure™
Free shipping · Lab-tested every lot · 90-day returns on unopened products
Questions people ask
Which amla supplement costs the least per serving?
Based on each brand's published prices on November 11, 2026, AMLApure 360 costs $0.28 per serving at its sale price, compared with $0.80–$1.33 for Auniva and $0.40–$1.00 for Amla Green.
Is amla powder or amla capsules better?
Powder lets you take a larger serving without capsule shells or flow agents, and it mixes into water or smoothies. Capsules are convenient for travel. Compare the ingredients panel either way.
Does AMLApure contain caffeine?
No. AMLApure contains no tea or added caffeine.
Where can I see AMLApure's lab results?
On our lab results and certificates of analysis page.
Sources
- Auniva product page and label: auniva.co/products/amla-11
- Auniva shipping policy: auniva.co/policies/shipping-policy; refund policy: auniva.co/policies/refund-policy
- Amla Green product page: amlagreen.com/products/powdered-blends-all-in-one-test; offer page: amlagreen.com/pages/amla-05sl
- Amla Green FAQ: amlagreen.com/pages/faq; return policy: amlagreen.com/pages/return-policy
Auniva and Amla Green are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here only to identify their products. AMLApure is not affiliated with either brand. Information is taken from each brand's public website as of November 11, 2026, and may change. 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.
AMLApure™ amla
Organic whole-fruit amla + extractReal-fruit vitamin C with nothing synthetic added. Clean label, lab-tested every lot.
