• Skip to main content
  • Skip to header right navigation
  • Skip to after header navigation
  • Skip to site footer
Food For Net Logo (Realistic)

Food For Net

  • Original Recipes
  • Recipe Roundups
  • Beer
  • Whiskey
  • Wine
  • Subscription Boxes
  • Meal Delivery
  • Outdoor Cooking

7 Juice of the Month Clubs

April 15, 2020 by Food For Net
Home ‣ Health + Wellness ‣ 7 Juice of the Month Clubs
Two bottles of juice on a concrete surface with mangos, berries and kiwis

While juicing can be healthy and appealing, it is also expensive, messy, and, most of all, time-consuming, which is why joining a juice of the month club saves you the hassle of juicing at home. Signing up for a juice of the month club is easy and convenient, plus there are several clubs to choose from, ensuring you can find the right subscription for you.

Before we talk about the clubs themselves, let’s spend a little time considering the truths and myths about jucing. For one thing, juice can be a sugary treat that has little to no health benefits or a powerhouse of vitamins and nutrients.

Over the centuries, juice has come in many forms, from juice boxes to healthy green juice made from kale. However, juice first became popular as a deterrent to scurvy in the 17th century.

But, the history of juice started long before the 17th century, one of the first documented juice recipes was found in the Dead Sea Scrolls from before 150 b.c. The recipe was for creating a juice to increase strength and form by mashing pomegranate and figs.

Over the years, juice has become a favored drink. Though initially, it was a fermented concoction to preserve the juice for long voyages and storage. However, in 1869, Thomas B. Welch came up with a pasteurization method for preservation without fermentation. Eventually, this pasteurized juice was labeled and sold as  “Dr. Welch’s Unfermented Wine.”

But whether it is fermented or not, juice has been used for healing over the ages. For centuries health practitioners have used the juice from fruits, herbs, and vegetables to heal their patients.

In the 1930s, the first juicer was invented by Dr. Norman Walker. However, the juicer was cumbersome and not easily used. Then in the 1950s, a new juice machine came out, and though it was easier to handle, it heated the juice during the process, ultimately destroying the live enzymes and healthy nutrients.

Finally, in 1993 the first juicer, Greenpower, not to heat the juice during extraction, was invented. Today there are multiple brands and styles of juicers available so that you can juice fruit, vegetables, and herbs in your home.

Juice of the Month Clubs - 4 glasses of juice with colored straws and lime slices garnish hung on the glass.  From left to right, Purple beet juice with sprig of mint plus a slice of beet in front of the glass, Green Cucumber Juice and a cucumber slice in front, Orange colored carrot juice with a slice of carrot in the front, the fourth glass red tomato juice with a tomato slice in front

Table of Contents

Toggle
  • Juice of the Month Clubs
    • Cold Off the Press
    • Lumi
    • Project Juice
    • Raw Generation
    • Suja Organic
    • Pressed Juicery
    • Greenhouse

Juice of the Month Clubs

  • Cold Off the Press
  • Lumi
  • Project Juice
  • Raw Generation
  • Suja Organic
  • Pressed Juicery
  • Greenhouse

Cold Off the Press

A rectangle picture cut diagonally in half, the upper half is aqua, and in white font says subscribe, a cardboard box in the middle, and around the base of the box grapefruit, pineapple, carrots, and sprigs of mint.  The box has a white sticker that says cold off the press.  In the lower right corner is the cold off the press logo

Cold Off the Press was founded by Amir Sadeghi, whose goal is to have a company that focuses on providing nutritionally dense beverages to increase one’s quality of life.

Cold Off the Press offers four levels of juices:

  • Level One is for those new to juicing and is made up of primarily fruit-based juice
  • Level Two is still on the sweeter side, contains some vegetables and is the start of phasing in new flavors such as ginger
  • Level Three has a higher vegetable content and is an excellent choice for those who already consume vegetables daily
  • Level Four has bold vegetable flavors and is formulated to be a vitamin and nutrient-dense drink

Additionally, they have three juice cleanse programs. These cleanse plans are set up in a similar fashion as the levels above, beginner, intermediate, and advanced.

These juice cleanses are designed to aid in weight loss, increase to physical energy, to promote a clearer mind and focus, and to help provide a healthier complexion.

The majority of the juices are 100% juice, with a few exceptions. They have a wide variety of juices available, including:

  • Turmeric Shot
  • Orange Sting
  • Master Green
  • Happy Green
  • Feel the Beet
  • A.C. Lemonade
  • Coco Matcha
  • 24-Hour Cold Brew
  • CBD Infused Water

The different juices and cleanses are available as single orders, or you can choose to sign up for a juice subscription. There are four different subscription choices:

  • 6 bottles per week for $40.99/week
  • 12 bottles per week for $77.99/week
  • 18 bottles per week for $111.99/week
  • 24 bottles per week for $147.99/week

Once signed up, you can change, pause, or cancel your subscription within 48-hours of your next delivery.

A mug of warm milk next to a jug on a table

Best Drinks To Drink In The Evening To Help You Take A Load Off

Tequila sunrise cocktails with oranges

25 Of The Best Tequila Cocktails To Enjoy At Home Or At The Bar

A fresh pineapple, next to a glass of pineapple juice and some pineapple slices, highlighting the question of whether pineapple juice is good for you

Is Pineapple Juice Good For You?

Three plastic mugs of bubble tea with straws, each in a different color, highlighting some of the best bubble tea flavor combinations

The Best Bubble Tea Flavor Combinations

A collection of different exotic red fruits, such as red salak and Barbados cherry

28 Exotic Red Fruits That Will Blow Your Mind

13 Types of Oranges and Guide to Buying and Storing! featured image

13 Types of Oranges and Guide to Buying and Storing!

A light wooden table with a dark brown bowl filled with sliced frozen bananas, looking at how to freeze bananas

How To Freeze Bananas

Various bottles and jars with probiotic lemonade, with rhubarb and strawberries on the table

19 Fermented Drinks Including Classic And Obscure Types To Enjoy

Lumi

Lumi Morning Sunrise Bottle of Juice, The bottle is rectangle and stout, with an orange colored juice.  The plastic bottle sits outside on a wooden table top and green fields blurred in the background

Lumi, stands for “Love You Mean It.” It was an inspiration founded in the aisles of Whole Foods Market, based on the idea that “healthy choices start at the grocery store.”

Hillary, the founder of Lumi, envisioned bringing a healthy nutritionally dense juice option to the grocery store shelves in the hope of inspiring people to choose a healthy food option. In 2013, she made her dream a reality, bringing to market the first organic juice.

Each 10 oz bottle of Lumi juice is packed with a daily serving of fruits and vegetables and does not contain any additives. All of Lumi juices are 100% USDA certified organic cold-pressed and high-pressure processed.

There are a variety of juice options available:

  • Wahoo Orange
  • Farmhouse Greens
  • Belmont Beet
  • Morning Sunrise
  • Harvest Apple

In addition to their juices, Lumi also has two different nutrition shots, Gold Rush and Hot Shot. Both are similar to an energy shot but are made up of organic ingredients such as fruits, vegetables, and herbs.

You can purchase their juices as a 6, 9, or 36 pack and the shots as a 6 or 25 pack. Additionally, all of the juices and shots are available as a one time purchase or subscription. When you order as a subscription, you automatically save 10%.

Plus, Lumi has two variety packs, pro-athlete and low-sugar, both of which are available as a monthly subscription.

Project Juice

6 different colored bottles of juice 4 bottles standing upright and two on their sides.  The 6 bottles are of different colors, in the back from left to right black, orange, yellow, green, in the front Magenta and orange.

Project Juice is more than just a juice company. They are a wellness company focused on bringing you premium juices to enhance your health and well-being.

In addition to juice they also offer a variety of other items such as:

  • Granola
  • Trail mix
  • Sprouted almonds
  • Protein powder
  • Vitamins

Additionally, there are several Project Juice bars all over the San Francisco area of California, where you can walk in and get your fresh daily juice fix. However, if you aren’t near the bay area, Project Juice is now available in different markets as well as online.

They have a few different juice options available to choose from, including:

  • Cleanses
  • Build your own juice pack
  • Wellness packs
  • Power Shots

For those who are interested in a juice subscription membership, Project Juice has you covered. Plus, when you sign up, you can expect up to a 30% savings on your order.

To get started, you first need to build your juice pack. The pack has a minimum requirement of 6 bottles and a maximum of 30, plus up to 10 power shots per shipment.

You can choose from 18 different flavors, including juice varieties from their greens, citrus, blends, or nut mylk and shakes. Once you have added your selection to your cart, you can pick the auto-renew option so that you will receive weekly juice deliveries.

Raw Generation

6 Bottles of Green juice Raw Generation that says Sweet Greens.

Raw Generation started in 2012 by a father and daughter duo. The journey into nutrition began in 2010 when the founder, Jess, lost her two grandmothers within six months. For both her and her father, Bill, this was a harsh awakening to the importance of nutrition.

Their passion for knowledge about nutrition and implementing what they learned into their lives, sparked the idea to start Raw Generation. Between Bill’s business background and Jess’s nutrition and design experience, they partnered and launched Raw Generation.

Raw Generation juices are all hand made in small batches to ensure ultimate freshness and quality. The juice is never pasteurized and contains no added chemicals, so it is as close to what you would be able to make at home.

To store and preserve the nutritional value, they freeze the juice to minimize the loss of nutrients during the shipping process.

Raw Generation offers much more than just juices:

  • Fresh produce
  • Cleanse programs
  • Immunity shots
  • Apple cider vinegar drinks
  • Hand sanitizer
  • Smoothies

If you are interested in setting up a routine delivery of juice, Raw Generation’s subscriptions are perfect. Their juices, cleanse programs, and smoothies are all eligible to set up as a subscription.

After choosing your beverage pack, you then decide on quantity either an 18 or 30 pack. Next, you pick the delivery schedules, which ranges from every week up to every 12 weeks.

When you choose a subscription, you will automatically receive a 10% discount on your juice. There is a minimum of two deliveries before you can change or cancel your subscription.

Suja Organic

7 bottles of Suja juice, from left to right Lemon Cayenne, Mighty dozen, Greens, Fuel, trim greens, berry protein, and brilliant beets

Suja Organic started in 2012, in response to the lack of nutritious, clean, and convenient beverage options. In the beginning, Suja juices were hand-delivered via skateboard in the San Diego area.

However, over the last eight years, they have become one of the leading organic juice companies in the country. In addition to juice Suja also offers kombucha, functional shots, and cleanse programs.

Suja Organic juice has several different functions such as:

  • Increasing energy
  • Boosting vitamin and nutrient intake
  • Providing a delivery system for live probiotics
  • Boosting immune system
  • Improving focus

If you would like to taste a variety of their juices, try one of their many subscription options. There are various packs eligible for their subscription such as:

  • Immunity Rebound Shots
  • Energy Shots
  • Focus Shots
  • Immunity Defense Shots
  • Sayonara Sugar Juice – contains three flavors to help reduce sugar intake
  • Green Freak Juice – includes three different green juice varieties
  • 12 Essentials Juice
  • 3 Day Cleanse

Shot pack subscriptions include 15 bottles (2 oz each). When you sign up for three months or more you also get free shipping and 15% off your subscription.

Juice pack subscriptions include 6, 18, or 48 bottles of juice (16 oz each). Shipping is free if you sign up for three months. Cleanse subscriptions include 21 bottles (16 oz each), so you have enough for a three day cleanse.

If you would like to try their juices before purchasing a subscription, Suja is available at most local grocery stores.

Pressed Juicery

Yellow background, two bottles of yellow juice, the first one is open with a straw sticking out and next to the two bottles a lemon with a flag sticking out that says  Every day, and a top half of pineapple cut open to show the yellow interior.  In front of the bottles a small pile of almonds.

Pressed Juicery is both an online juice store as well as a retail juicery with multiple locations in several different states. Pressed Juicery’s mission is to provide nutritious, delicious, affordable, accessible juice to everyone. Their farm to bottle process ensures their juice is as fresh as possible, delivering the highest level of nutrition.

In addition to juice, they also offer:

  • Soft-serve ice cream
  • Nutritionally dense juice shots
  • Apple cider vinegar beverages
  • Cleanse and detox programs
  • Aloe Vera water
  • Oat milk
  • Frozen desserts

Additionally, there is a Pressed Juicery membership. This monthly program allows you to order all their great products, but at a significantly discounted price, sometimes up to 35%.

To become a member, you need to create a Pressed Juicery account, then decide on a monthly spending amount. The minimum monthly amount is $10. The amount you choose goes to your monthly purchases, either online or in-store.

There is no limit to how much you can buy with your membership account. And if you don’t use your full amount in your account, it will roll over to the following month without penalty. Also, there aren’t any monthly fees.

Nationwide shipping is available and is sent either overnight or 2-day; shipping is based upon region. For those close to a retail shop, you can always opt for in-store pick up too.

Greenhouse

A Deep Roots bottle of juice from Greenhouse Juices in the pocket of a pair of jeans

Greenhouse is a Canadian company that focuses on plant-based products, including many that are locally produced. The products they produce themselves are certified organic and non-GMO. The juices are also bottled in glass and avoid any additives.

The company has various popular juices. These can often be ordered in different sizes, such as 300 ml or 946 ml. Some are also avaliable as six-packs.

You can order whichever juices you like from the company, but your order needs to total at least $29 for you to order online. Orders of $65 or above are eligible for free shipping.

When you do checkout, you’re able to select between a one-off order and a subscription. Subscriptions can be delivered every week, every two weeks or every four weeks. However, there don’t seem to be any discounts for subscriptions.

Category: Health + WellnessTag: Drinks, Fruit, Fruit Juice
A glass of beetroot juice with beets on a wooden table, looking at whether beet juice is good for you

Is Beet Juice Good For You?

Four types of herbal tea including yerba mate and peppermint tea

30 Healthy Herbal Teas That Will Refresh And Relax

Ten Mulling Spices for Cider Plus Super Easy Mulled Cider Recipes to Warm You Up! featured image

10 Mulling Spices for Cider Plus Super Easy Mulled Cider Recipes to Warm You Up!

A glass of grape juice next to a wooden board and a bunch of fresh grapes on a table

Is Grape Juice Good For You?

A brown bowl of blueberries on a blue table with a few berries scattered on the table

Buy Fresh Blueberries Online From These 7 Websites

A wooden tray with fresh purple figs, some that have been cut in half

Are Figs Good For You?

A bottle of orange juice on the table with cut up oranges and text that asks whether orange juice is good for you

Is Orange Juice Good For You?

Two bellini cocktails in two champagne flutes

24 Drinks Named After People That Give You A Sense Of History

Previous Post:Bulletproof coffee viewed from the top, with coffee beans, butter and coconut oil19 Keto-Friendly Drinks To Give You Plenty Of Variety
Next Post:8 Rich, Organic Coffee of the Month ClubsA white mug with coffee against a background of coffee beans

Reader Interactions

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Sidebar

About The Owner

cooking bbq pizza outside

Hi! My name is Rick and foodfornet.com is just a website about food and drink that I like. That includes sous vide, slow cooking, grilling, smoking, and homemade pizzas.

I also make my own beer, wine, cider, kombucha, and sake… and am a whiskey enthusiast! 🍕🍺🥩🥃

A grey table with a sack cloth on top of which is a glass jar of ghee and a spoon

Is Ghee Good For You?

Many lemons and leaves on a table, next to a glass jug of lemon water

Is Lemon Water Good For You?

Are Oysters Good For You?

A glass dish of sesame oil with sesame seeds scattered across the table

Is Sesame Oil Good For You?

A black bowl containing a rice noodle dish with shrimp, sprouts, and veggies

Are Rice Noodles Good For You?

Boxes of vanilla Premier Protein shake in a grocery store

Are Premier Protein Shakes Good For You?

Gourmet Food

Artisanal Beverages

Comfort Food

Comfort Food (Featured Image)

Copyright © 2025 Food For Net
Privacy Policy · Cookie Policy · Affiliate Disclosure · Accessibility Statement
Blog · Instagram · Twitter · Pinterest

FoodForNet.com is a member of the Amazon Associates affiliate program. We earn commissions from qualifying purchases through affiliate links.