How to Drink Pickle Juice: Your Questions, Answered

We're not medical professionals, but we've been getting so many questions about the best way to take our Pickle Juice that we thought we'd share what our wonderful customers have told us works for them.

For Night Cramps

One of the most popular ways people use our Pickle Juice is for those dreaded night cramps that wake you up. The trick? Take a shot before bed, and keep a bottle on your bedside table. If a cramp wakes you up in the middle of the night, you've got instant relief right there without having to stumble to the kitchen half-asleep.

For Leg Cramps

This one's simple - take it as and when you need it. Whether you're mid-workout, post-run, or just dealing with a sudden cramp at your desk, our Pickle Juice is ready when you are. No overthinking required.

How Much to Take

Here's the interesting bit - it's not necessarily about the quantity, it's about the acetic acid triggering a neurological reflex to send a signal to stop the cramp. We recommend between 30-60ml per serving, but honestly, we're biased and think it's delicious, so feel free to have more if you fancy it. Our Pickle Juice is suitable for all ages, making it a great natural option for the whole family.

Please be aware: This product does contain apple cider vinegar, so drinking too much can upset your tummy. Listen to your body and enjoy in moderation!

How to Take It

There's no right or wrong way to drink our Pickle Juice - it's all about what works for you. Some people love taking it straight up with a swig from the bottle or downing one of our 60ml shots for that instant hit. Others prefer adding a splash to hot water for a warming, savoury drink (especially nice on chilly mornings). And if you're a Dirty Martini fan, well, you already know what to do.

However you choose to drink it, our Pickle Juice is here to help you feel your best - naturally, deliciously, and on your terms.

2 comments

Jennifer Lloyd Ellis

Do I drink a whole shot if I get cramp in the night and do I have to store them in the fridge

Jennifer Lloyd Ellis

Do I drink a whole shot if I get cramp in the night and do I have to store them in the fridge

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