You made the juice. Now you're guessing whether it's still good.

Fresh raw juice is perishable, and nothing can guarantee it won't spoil. What this does is make the spoilage call obvious: a prompt-refrigeration workflow, logged drink-by times so you know a bottle's age, and freshness cues that tell you when to discard. It's about confident decisions, not a promise.

It's deliberately conservative, because raw juice is unpasteurized and storage depends on produce, cleanliness, your fridge, and time. The upside: a habit that takes seconds and saves you from both wasted produce and bottles you shouldn't drink. You can always be looser than the lab — it just gives you the careful baseline.

There's no universal number. For home planning the lab uses 24 hours as the default fresh-juice window and 48 hours as an upper, conservative limit — shorter for delicate produce or anyone more vulnerable. It teaches you to judge the bottle in front of you, not trust a fixed clock.

That's exactly the problem the bottle log solves. Build a label with recipe, juiced time, and scenario in a few taps — the drink-by time is computed for you and the bottle goes into your log with a countdown. And if a bottle's history is ever uncertain, the cues default to one rule: when in doubt, discard.

No — it's a guided dashboard you log into. The pre-bottle pass, label builder, bottle log, Fridge Check Mode, per-ingredient storage chart, and source notes all live on the site and work on any device. The bottle labels themselves are printable.

This tool's own list has 3: 3 distinct recipes, none of them in the free library. Across everything: 241 recipes across the ten tools, each counted once even when two tools share it; the welcome's "recipes fit you" counts the same 241. 48 of them are variations (the same produce in other amounts, like more celery or less lemon), so that is 193 distinct recipes plus 48 variations. 146 of the distinct recipes are member-only; the rest are also in the free 145-recipe library. Each tool's page counts its own list, so the lists add up to more than 241: Week Planner 54, 7-Day Starter Routine 32, Beginner Path 45, Color & Pairing Lab 30, 30-Day Builder 90, Flavor Fix Matrix 20, Storage Labels 3, Seasonal Planner 42, Budget Planner 25, Flavor Lessons 24.

The price is the one-time price charged at checkout ($12). Lessons: the 3 lessons Learn lists for this tool. Recipes: this tool's own list (3), counted by the same recipe inventory as every other page. Yields, calories and costs are estimates, added up from each recipe's own produce with one produce table and the Budget Planner's price list; nothing is typed in by hand.