Question 1

When it says "product of usa" does that mean grow here or only packaged here?  where are the beets grown?

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Yes.  The beets are grown here in the US, dehydrated in the US and also packaged in the US.

Question 2

How can you compare be nitrates to this powder vs the other beet products?

Accepted Answer

Pure Clean Powder uses Dr. Andrew Jones' Oxford studies on beet juice and athletic performance as a guideline for nitrate content. If you bought fresh beets at the market and juiced them yourself, you would have no idea about nitrate content.  Every beet is different, and some have very low nitrate content.  We test every batch of beet juice and ONLY the beet juice powder that meets our purity and nitrate standards goes into our jars and packets. We do not add synthetic nitrates (not good) or other artificial ingredients like some other brands.  The high-quality nitrates in PCP are pure, natural and organic. That's why PCP is more expensive.  Pure Clean Powder was founded by a professional cyclist, so purity and nitrate content are the most important things.

Question 3

How many ounces are in the container? 30 beets is not definitive because beets come in different sizes.

Accepted Answer

We use "30 Beets" because it gives you a better idea of what you're getting serving-wise.  "10.58 ounces" doesn't really offer any comparison to actual juiced beets.  We're talking about average-size high nitrate beets.

Question 4

What is the difference between "beet juice powder" and "beet root powder"?

Accepted Answer

Pure Clean Powder is a true beet juice powder. It uses select high nitrate, organic beets that are juiced and then dehydrated using a cold-temperature process to create a mild-tasting, nutritionally dense product. Each serving of beet root juice can contain from 6 to 10 beets. A beet root powder is typically a high-temperature pulverized powder so the nutrients and nitrates are not concentrated. Since it is only one step and less concentrated it is much less expensive. Hope that helps. The terminology can be confusing. Also don't get hung up on beets per serving with beet juice as that can vary. If you look on the label of each product of beet juice powder, the potassium contents will all be about the same. The key factor to consider is the nitrate content per serving. Organic and high nitrate are critical! Rick Cohen, MD.

PURECLEAN Beet - Organic Beet Root Juice Powder with Nitric Oxide for Stamina & Energy | Nutrient-Rich, Vegan - Supports Cardiovascular & Immune Health for Athletic Performance

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