Wellness

[colliemom4]

I tried it but it tastes so sour to me.

[BdBettyB]

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@scatcat wrote:

I buy POM at Aldi and Costco. Cheaper there. I drink a mixture of POM, Cranberry juice and water.

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Bingo! Agree!

[Mindy D]

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@Moonlady wrote:

1. The POM brand is good, but I like the Smart Juice brand. All the others, the so-called "natural" brands taste like swill.
   
   As a matter of fact, I like the varieties Smart Juice offers: pomegranate, blueberry, tart cherry...and they have a lot of "blends" which are popular, too. I like their antioxidant blend. Each variety is priced, in stores, at 5.99 for a 33.3 oz bottle.
   
   These juices can be very expensive but, as another poster mentioned, they can be beneficial even in 4-oz servings.

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Thank you for telling us about this juice brand. I just looked the labels up online and there are no added sweetness and the calories are low. I’m going to look for them at Publix. 

[LonestarBabs]

I've been drinking the POM brand, but recently tried R.W. Knudsen that I purchased at Sprouts. It was slightly less expensive than POM and I like the taste. I buy the Pure Pomegranate. Drink 6oz in the morning with 2tsp of elderberry extract mixed in. Great mixture of antioxidants and I'm feeling the benefits of this daily dose.

[bobby5]

I really appreciate this feedback. I've been researching all the different brands. I got Pom Wonderful on sale & I'm diluting it with water.