INGREDIENTS:
Freshly Squeezed Orange Juice, Freshly Squeezed Carrot Juice.
*There appears to be an error in the reported carbohydrate or sugars for this product. Notice that the values for Sugars exceeds that of the Total Carbohydrates. (They may simply be switched.) We will attempt to obtain more accurate information from the company as soon as possible.*
Packed with powerful antioxidants like beta carotene, a.k.a. pro-vitamin A, and vitamin C - a full day's worth of both - to help fight free radicals that have been linked to cancer and heart disease. And this tasty combo is good for your eyes... beta carotene helps minimize the risk of cataracts. Also a good, freshly-squeezed source of calcium, thiamin, and phosphorous, an essential mineral for healthy bones.
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