Frequently Asked Questions

  • We press every bottle fresh to order to guarantee peak nutrient density. This 3-day window allows us to source the seasonally finest 100% organic produce and execute our slow cold-press method without rush, ensuring you get the most healing per sip.

  • Yes. We never compromise. Every single ingredient we use—from the red beets and spinach to the ginger and cayenne—is certified organic. We believe that to truly heal the body, we must avoid the pesticides and chemicals found in conventional farming.

  • All produce is sourced through the Dekalb Farmers Market located in Decatur, GA. 

  • Our cold-pressed juices are made fresh with no preservatives. For optimal taste and nutritional value, please consume within 5 days of receiving your order and keep refrigerated at all times. Separation is natural—shake well before enjoying.

  • All items are gluten, dairy free and vegan. 

  • Absolutely! We love partnering with local studios, offices, and cafes in Atlanta to bring The Juicy Truth to a wider audience. Please reach out via our wholesale inquiry form, and we will get back to you within 48 hours.

  • No. Specialty off-menu items are not available at this time. 

  • We take major cards, PayPal, and digital wallets for your convenience.

  • No. Shipping isn’t available right now, but we’re considering it as we grow—stay tuned!

 

Pickup &

Delivery

3-Day Advance Ordering

To ensure maximum freshness, all online orders must be placed at least 3 days before your requested delivery or pickup date.

Atlanta Delivery Zones

We currently provide local delivery within the Atlanta metro area. Enter your ZIP code at checkout to confirm delivery to your address.

Curbside Pickup

Prefer to grab and go? Select curbside pickup at checkout and visit us in the heart of Atlanta for a quick wellness reset.

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