How to Cancel Bloom Nutrition 2026 — The TikTok Greens Powder Truth

Updated March 2026 • 6 min read

Bloom Nutrition went viral on TikTok with those satisfying green powder mixing videos and now does over $100 million in annual revenue. Their Greens & Superfoods powder costs $39.99/tub (subscription) for a 30-day supply. It's half the price of AG1, tastes better than most greens powders, and has 500K+ five-star reviews. But is any greens powder actually worth $40/month?

How to Cancel Bloom Nutrition

1. Log into bloomnu.com
2. Go to Account → Subscriptions
3. Click Manage next to your subscription
4. Select Cancel Subscription
5. Complete the cancellation flow

You can also email hello@bloomnu.com or use the chat on their website. Bloom processes cancellations without aggressive retention tactics — another point in their favor compared to other DTC supplement brands.

What's Actually in Bloom Greens?

• Greens blend (2.5g): Organic wheat grass, barley grass, spirulina, chlorella — standard greens powder ingredients
• Digestive enzyme blend: Amylase, protease, lipase — may help with bloating for some people
• Probiotic (1 billion CFU): Bacillus coagulans — a low dose compared to dedicated probiotic supplements
• Adaptogen blend: Ashwagandha, rhodiola — popular but evidence is mixed at these doses
• Fruit and vegetable blend: Beet root, pomegranate, acai — mostly for marketing and color

The "Less Bloating" Effect

The most common positive review of Bloom is "I feel less bloated." This is likely real — but the cause might not be the greens powder itself:

• You're drinking more water: Mixing Bloom requires water. Hydration reduces bloating. The water deserves the credit.
• Digestive enzymes help some people: If you have mild enzyme deficiency, the added enzymes could genuinely help. But standalone enzymes cost $8-15/month.
• Morning routine effect: Having any consistent morning routine (even just water) improves digestion for many people.
• Placebo is powerful: When you're paying $40/month and see TikTok results, you expect to feel better — and often you do.

Cheaper Ways to Get the Same Benefits

• Glass of water first thing in the morning: Free — addresses the hydration-driven bloating reduction
• Digestive enzyme supplement: $8-15/month (NOW Foods, Enzymedica) — if enzymes are what helps you
• Basic greens powder (Amazing Grass): $20-25/month — similar ingredients, half the price
• Actual spinach in a smoothie: $3-4/week for a bag of frozen spinach — more nutrients than any powder
• Probiotic yogurt: $4-6/week — more CFUs than Bloom's 1 billion, plus protein and calcium