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[SteveLewis]

In supermarkets like Shaws, for example.

[jc]

Arrrrrrrre you asking about specific brand names of organic apple juice? :-s

[MisterDreamWeaver]

Apple juice contains lots of sugar, that I would personally stay away from. Especially if you're trying to maintain a diet to subside acne. Anyways, the best organic apple juice is probably Martinelli's (NOT SPARKLING CIDER). I'm sure most grocery stores hold it.

[jc]

If anything, a cheaper alternative is pure 100% unsweetened apple juice as well. Just be sure that it's pasteurized, otherwise you run the risk of unwanted bacteria.

[Maya]

If anything, a cheaper alternative is pure 100% unsweetened apple juice as well.  Just be sure that it's pasteurized, otherwise you run the risk of unwanted bacteria.

And look for the words 'pressed' rather that 'from concentrate'

[jc]

Hmmm...for my flush this time around, I also drank some economy brand apple juce (Allen's) to pre-prepare myself.

On the label it reads: pure.unsweetened.Apple juice - Vitamin C added.
Ingredients: Apple juice, ascorbic acid (vitamin c). I wonder if this had anything to do with it, (Last time I drank another brand) cause I know that it's best to drink the apple juice with as little additives as possible. #-o #-o #-o

(But...for my final apple juice servings [the most important ones I'm assuming], I drank fresh pressed.)

[Maya]

jc - I doubt that Vit C would have had any adverse effect. For starters it's water soluble ... and in large amounts can cause diarhea (eeek! spelling)

[ritzvin]

jc  - I doubt that Vit C would have had any adverse effect. For starters it's water soluble ... and in large amounts can cause diarhea (eeek! spelling)

speaking of which, too much apple juice can cause the same problem. Apple juice has a very high amount of sugar and no fiber to balance that out. You might want to stick with eating apples instead of apple juice.