https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071CLJ38W/ref=crt_ewc_title_dp_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=AJZONW2N48WNC
What do you think? It’s $200 for 7 days.
I think you’ll find it hard not to eat and hard to drink them I mean what if you don’t like them? That’s $200 out the window
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I think that stuff is a waste of money, if you eat healthy the body cleans itself, no need for stuff like that
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Complete waste of money in my opinion … 
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I think it’s way too expensive. You can make your own shakes for less
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I’m inclined to agree with everyone else. That’s really pricey!
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I’m sorry leaf but I wouldn’t spend a dime on that stuff.
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This documentary may still be on Netflix. It’s called Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead. This guy got healthy by juicing. You may learn something. I don’t remember the dude’s name though.
Edit: here you go
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I agree with @Kormo.
Invest in a decent blender like a Vitamix.
You can then juice on your own.
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If you get your own juicer, you can give more flavors a try and find one (or hopefully several) to your liking. I bet that would be tastier than the pre-packaged stuff. You can also find a juicer for less money than those drinks, and it would last you a lot longer.
Let us know what you decide!
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That’s a heck of a lot of money for basically a juice drink. I wouldn’t blow my money like that.
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Thank you for your input @Happy_H @SkinnyMe @Wave @everhopeful @Twialine @Mountainman @Kormo @Loke and @ZmaGal I decided to go to the grocery store and buy juice there. I found all kinds of good organic, cold pressed juice for my cleanse. I bought one of each flavor to see what I like and when I determine that I’ll buy more juice. But I’ve got enough juice to start my cleanse tomorrow. The best part was all the juice was on sale so I spent $40 instead of $200.
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That’s a much better deal!!!
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you could buy a juicer and make your own.
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