Cucumber Watermelon Juice for Bloating Relief

The label says 0g sugar per 100g, which is wild for something that smells this citrusy. Ingredients are still updating, so I can't verify the full sourcing, but the score of 9.9 suggests it's clean. The powder dissolves fast in water, turning it into a bright, tart drink that feels like a splash of cold yuzu in your face. I keep a sachet in my backpack for late-night library sessions; it wakes me up without the sugar crash. It's definitely sour, though—if you're expecting sweet juice, this will catch you off guard.

This cold-pressed blend lists wheatgrass, pineapple, lemon, ginger, and spirulina, with only 4g sugar per 100ml and a 9.6 score. It smells grassy and a little tropical, with a thick, velvety texture that coats your tongue. The pineapple and lemon cut through the earthiness, but the spirulina leaves a faint pond note that some people may find off-putting. I stash one in the office fridge for that 3 p.m. slump; it feels like swallowing a salad without chewing. It's pricier than standard juice, but the low sugar and dense ingredients justify the cost for me.

100% pomegranate juice from 15 California pomegranates, 14g sugar per 100ml, score 8.6. The label is straightforward—no additives, just pure juice. It pours deep ruby and smells like cranberries and earth; the taste is intensely tart, almost mouth-drying, with a lingering tannic bite. I mix a splash into sparkling water for a mocktail during late-night study groups; it feels fancy without the alcohol. The sugar is higher than the others here, so it may spike energy more than the green options. It's also a bit pricey, but the flavor is bold and authentic.

Passion Orange Guava juice lists 7g sugar per 100ml and a 9.3 score, but the ingredients are still updating, so I can't verify the blend. The aroma is bright tropical—passion fruit funk, orange zest, and guava creaminess. The texture is smooth, not too thick, and the taste lands between tart and sweet. I toss one in my gym bag for post-workout; it feels refreshing without being heavy. The trade-off is the missing ingredient transparency—if you're strict about sourcing, you'll want to wait for the full label. For now, the taste and score carry it.

This is just carrot juice, 5g sugar per 100ml, score 9.5. The ingredient list is a single item, which is refreshingly honest. It smells sweet and earthy, like fresh carrots, and tastes like liquid sunshine—mildly sweet, slightly vegetal, with a thin, watery texture. I keep one at my desk for early morning classes; it's gentle on an empty stomach and won't spike sugar hard. The trade-off is the flavor monotony; it's not complex, and some people may find it boring compared to fruit blends. Still, for simplicity and low sugar, it's hard to beat.