• Bottles should arrive frozen.
• Store the bottles in your freezer until you are ready to use them.
• Thaw bottles in your refrigerator.
• Thawing may take 24-48 hours depending on how cold your refrigerator is. It is best to separate them in the space that you have.
• If cleansing, thaw one day at a time.
• Once thawed, bottles should be kept refrigerated and consumed within 24 hours.

• We recommend reducing processed foods including products containing refined sugars, artificial sweeteners, and refined seed oils.
• Try to limit dairy and processed grain products (breads, pasta, cereals). Reduce alcohol, sodas, and other sugary drinks.
• Minimize coffee and tea to one cup per day and drink it without cream or sugar. If you cannot drink your coffee black, swap sugar with a natural sweetener like honey and replace cream with a clean plant milk.

• Eat as many fresh fruits and vegetables as possible in the days leading up to your cleanse. Do not limit fresh fruits!
• Include other healthy carbohydrates like baked white and sweet potatoes, beans, and whole grains like rice, quinoa, and oats.
• You’ll want to ensure that you are drinking half your body weight in ounces of filtered water the days leading up to your cleanse. You can also enjoy caffeine-free herbal teas without restriction.

The #1 place to start is making sure to always read ingredient labels. If you look at a label and you cannot pronounce an ingredient or you don't know what it is, it probably isn't a whole, healthy food.

Avoid these ingredients: High fructose corn syrup, hydrogenated oils, refined seed oils (also including canola oil, “vegetable” oil, and soybean oil), added colors, added preservatives (ie - potassium sorbate), artificial sweeteners, enriched flour, gums, maltodextrin, and anything ending in “-ose” - Yep, that’s refined sugar.

When going through your foods, we suggest making 3 piles and tossing (or donating) the first pile:

• Foods with junk ingredients that you can live without
• Foods with junk ingredients that you CANNOT live without
• Foods with clean ingredients

During a cleanse you will drink 6 bottles of cold-pressed juices and/or plant-based smoothies for 3, 5, 7, or 10 days. Always drink plenty of water in between bottles. And while you can snack on the list of approved foods below, focusing primarily on the juices and smoothies may help you get the most from your cleanse.

While there is no right or wrong order to follow when drinking your juices and smoothies on cleanse days, our nutritionist suggests the following:

• Skinny Cleanse: Tarte Greens, Sweet Greens, Citrus Carrot, Cool Greens, Sweet Roots, Sweet Greens
• Protein Cleanse: Sweet Greens, Citrus Carrot, Sweet Roots, Vanilla Cashew, Choclate Cashew, Peanut Butter
• Deep Detox Cleanse: Morning Celery, Tarte Greens, Lemony Greens, Citrus Mint, Apple Celery, Strawberry Greens

We recommend drinking your first bottle by 8am, and drinking a bottle a every 2 hours. If you find you don’t need all 6 bottles daily, save the extras to extend your cleanse or to use as a snack or meal replacement after your cleanse.

If 6 bottles a day is not enough for you, try eating raw fruits and/or vegetables. Any are good, but ripe bananas are extra filling. If you are still hungry, try a plain baked white or sweet potato or some plain steamed vegetables.

Yes, but drink it without any cream or sugar. If you cannot drink your coffee black, swap sugar with a natural sweetener like honey and replace cream with a clean plant milk.

Most people do not notice significant changes in their bathroom habits during a juice cleanse. Unlike some powder or capsule cleanses, our cold-pressed juices are designed to be gentle on your digestive system. Visits to the restroom may be slightly more frequent due to increased fluid intake, but most people continue their normal daily activities without issue.

Most people who do a juice cleanse experience no negative side effects. However, as your body adjusts to a change in diet, it is possible that you may experience some of the following:

• Headaches
• Detox bloat & flatulence
• Nausea
• Diarrhea
• Constipation
• Fatigue or brain fog
• Strong cravings
• Skin breakouts and reactions
• Body aches

Steps to help minimize potential adjustment symptoms:

• Preparation is key. Before starting a juice cleanse we highly recommend up to a week of preparation to reduce unpleasant symptoms. 
• Drink plenty of hydrating fluids such as water, coconut water, and caffeine-free herbal teas.
• Avoid dairy, gluten, alcohol, and processed foods. 
• Include more fruits and vegetables every day leading up to your juice cleanse. 
• Work on limiting your coffee intake to one cup per day.

Yes, drink water as often as you need to. Staying properly hydrated supports your body's natural processes and helps you feel your best during a cleanse.

You’ll want to continue supporting your body with raw fruits and vegetables and the easiest way to do this is by transitioning into the Stay Skinny Method or Protein Method.

This weekly program is nutritionist-developed to support your weight management goals.

If you didn’t purge your pantry and freezer before you cleansed, be sure to take the time now to rid your house of processed food. When you’re surrounded by unhealthy foods you’re more likely to make unhealthy choices.

Don’t try to finish up all the bad foods in your house before you purge. If it’s old, get rid of it. If it’s newer, consider donating to a food pantry.

If it comes in a box or bag, make sure to read the label. Ingredients you can’t pronounce? Toss it.

Avoid these: High fructose corn syrup, refined seed oils (also including canola oil, “vegetable” oil, and soybean oil),hydrogenated oils, added colors, added preservatives (ie - potassium sorbate), artificial sweeteners, enriched flour, gums, maltodextrin, and anything ending in “-ose” - Yep, that’s refined sugar.

Try to limit dairy, processed grains, refined oils, and alcohol as much as possible. We're not asking you to eliminate them completely — just be mindful.

Follow this rule: Eat clean 80-90% of the time. That leaves wiggle room for weekend parties, family get-togethers, and those times when you really just need that piece of chocolate to cope.

Stick to whole, plant foods as much as possible. This means shopping the outside aisles of the grocery store. Fresh is always best.

Stock up on lots of raw fruits & vegetables for snacks, healthy fats like avocado, raw nuts, & hummus, and some dairy-free options like coconut yogurt and almond milk.