365 by Whole Foods Market, Organic Tart Cherry Juice, 32 Fl Oz

This is a great product. Great flavor and less expensive than the one at my grocery store

I originally bought this to make gummies for my kids. We didn't end up making gummies but my kids did love the taste. Not sure if it truly helped with their sleep quality, but I loved the simple ingredients and they loved the juice itself.

I give 2 oz to my kids every night before bed because well if you don’t know the benefits on that research it! I am one of those moms who never gives my kids juice lol so every night they are so excited to drink this and think it’s a special treat. Little do they know it’s helping them relax and sleep better. I was unsure how they would like the taste and I watered it down for them but they did not like that. They drink it straight and love it! I’m not a huge fan of plastic BUT since I order this online I am glad it’s in plastic due to being shipped. I have bought ones before in glass containers and they are also much more expensive and not organic. Overall this is a great product and helps my kids and even me sleep better!

Just what I ordered.

Nice tart cherry drink with no artificial additives and hard to beat the price.If the taste is too strong, dilute some with water and/or add some stevia sweetener.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️I’m obsessed with this juice! It’s very, very tart—which I personally love—but fair warning, if you’re expecting something sweet, this isn’t it. I mix it every night with an Olipop or Poppi and a scoop of Moon Guide Magnesium powder for my sleepy girl drink, and it’s become a staple in my nighttime routine. Definitely a 5/5 for me! Just be careful—it will stain if you’re not careful, so handle with care (especially if you’re prone to spills like me). Highly recommend! 🍒✨

I use this almost daily or every other day and it is really been a big help. Unfortunately, my latest order of four bottles came packed in a container with four 64 Oz bottles of lemonade from the same company. Amazon in their infinite wisdom, decided to pack all eight bottles loose in a box and ship it via USPS. When I came up on my porch and found a post office basket with a destroyed box in it, I feared the worst. Luckily, this time the bottles weren't destroyed and nothing leaked but the shipping box was not intact. Amazon either needs to hire people that know how to pack boxes, or needs to seriously rethink their packing procedures. This happens more often than not nowadays, causing me to have to order items weeks apart so they don't get shipped together. It's idiotic how much Amazon workers try to pack in one box. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out the structural integrity of a cardboard box, but it also doesn't take much to realize how little should go inside of a cardboard box.

The taste is off compared to other brands. I am not a fan and question the quality.