Among the Pharmanex range, g3 is the odd one out: not a capsule or a tablet but a juice you drink. Here is what is in it, what Nu Skin claims for it, and which pack size makes sense.
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| Pack size | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 2-Pack | $143.00 | In stock |
| 4-Pack | $276.00 | In stock |
| 6-Pack | $413.00 | In stock |
| 8-Pack | $552.00 | In stock |
| 12-Pack | $772.00 | In stock |
| Single-Serve Pouches (15-pack) | $103.00 | In stock |
What Nu Skin says about g3
"Powered by the prized gấc superfruit of southern Asia, G3 delivers a potent blend of phytonutrients and highly bioavailable carotenoids known as lipocarotenes. This nutrient-rich juice helps protect cells with powerful antioxidant support while supporting healthy immune function. Combined with Chinese lycium, Siberian pineapple, and cili fruit, G3 offers refreshing flavor that's sweet, slightly tart, and enjoyable for the whole family."
Their printed benefits:
- "Provides antioxidants to help slow the common effects of aging through DNA protection"
- "Improves your Prysm Score"
- "Fortifies antioxidant defenses against cellular free radical damage"
The four fruits, as Nu Skin names them
1. Gâc fruit
A Southeast Asian fruit, and the one the product is built around. It is a source of carotenoids.
2. Chinese Lycium Fruit
Sold elsewhere as goji. Long used in traditional Chinese medicine, which is a statement about history rather than about what it does for anyone.
3. Siberian Pineapple Fruit
Better known as sea buckthorn.
4. Cili Fruit
The fourth of the four Nu Skin names in their description.
This page previously said the "G3" name stood for gac, goji and grape seed, and listed grape seed extract as one of the fruits. Nu Skin's own description names gâc, Chinese lycium, Siberian pineapple and cili, so the grape seed entry has been removed.
A note on ORAC values
ORAC (Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity) is a laboratory measure of how a substance behaves in an antioxidant assay. It is a test-tube measurement rather than a measure of what happens in a body, and the USDA withdrew its own ORAC database for that reason. Treat any ORAC number you see, on any product from any brand, with caution.
If you want something measured on you rather than in a test tube, that is what the Prysm iO does — it reads carotenoid levels in your skin, and "Improves your Prysm Score" is one of Nu Skin's printed claims for g3.
How to take it
Nu Skin's directions: "Shake before consuming. Drink one to three (1–3) ounces (30–90 mL) or whole pouch with morning and evening meals. Refrigerate bottle after opening. Store in a cool, dark place."
Which pack size?
- g3 Juice 2-Pack — the usual starting point
- g3 Juice 4-Pack
- g3 Juice 6-Pack
- g3 Juice 8-Pack
- g3 Juice 12-Pack — the best per-bottle value for daily drinkers
- g3 Single-Serve Pouches (15-pack) — pre-measured, for travel
How long a bottle lasts depends on whether you take one ounce or three, which is why we have not put a number of weeks against each pack.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does g3 taste like?
Nu Skin describes the flavour as "sweet, slightly tart, and enjoyable for the whole family". Most people drink it straight or with water.
Can I take g3 with LifePak Nano?
Plenty of people take both. They are different things — LifePak Nano is a micronutrient packet system, g3 is a fruit juice.
How should I store it?
Nu Skin says to refrigerate the bottle after opening and store it in a cool, dark place.
Where can I buy Pharmanex g3?
Shop g3 and all Pharmanex products at NuBodyRx with guaranteed authenticity and US shipping.
Related Reading
- What is LifePak Nano?
- The Complete Guide to Nutritional Supplements
- The Science of Anti-Aging
- NuBodyRx Knowledge Base
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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results vary.