Serving Guide

Noni juice is a measured pour, not a lunch drink. Everything on this page comes from the label and from how the brand itself suggests the bottle be used.

The 60 mL serving

The label serving is 60 mL — a small glass, poured once a day. That works out to about sixteen servings from every liter, so a single bottle carries one person a little over two weeks. The suggestion printed on the bottle is simple: one full serving, first thing in the morning.

Ways to serve it

• Straight and cold. The classic way. Chilling tightens the tartness; at room temperature the earthy side of noni steps forward.
• Over sparkling water. One serving into a tall glass of soda water, with a slice of cucumber or lime — the easiest habit-former.
• In a smoothie. The dark, dense pour disappears into berries and banana without an argument.
• Into herbal tea. A serving stirred into a cooled glass of hibiscus or rooibos rounds the sharp first note.

Storage

Sealed bottles keep in a cool cupboard — no refrigeration needed until you open one. Once a bottle is opened, keep it in the refrigerator; at one serving a day it will see its two weeks through comfortably. The cases are packed so only the open bottle asks for shelf space.

How long does each format last?

Format	Servings	One person	Two people
1 L bottle	~16	~16 days	~8 days
2 x 1 L	~33	~1 month	~16 days
4 x 1 L case	~66	~2 months	~1 month

There is a small planner on the home page that does this math for up to four people and points at the cheapest per-liter format.