What is the Patanjali juice price list? - #10380

I’ve recently been recommended to try some Patanjali juices for better digestion and overall health. A friend of mine mentioned that their juices, like aloe vera, amla, and giloy, are effective for boosting immunity and improving skin. I’m planning to buy a few different ones, but I want to know about the Patanjali juice price list so I can budget accordingly. The nearest Patanjali store is a bit far, so I don’t want to make multiple trips. I tried checking online, but the prices seem to vary depending on the platform. Are the prices consistent at their physical stores? For example, what is the exact cost of Patanjali amla juice and aloe vera juice? I’ve also seen there are several types of juices under the Patanjali brand, like wheatgrass juice, giloy tulsi juice, and even mixed fruit juice. Is there a comprehensive Patanjali juice price list available somewhere? Knowing the price list would help me decide which ones to try first. Another concern I have is the difference between small and large bottles. Do the bigger bottles of Patanjali juice offer better value for money? And how long do they last once opened? I don’t want to waste money if I can’t finish the juice within its shelf life. I’ve also been told that not all Patanjali juices taste good, so I’m wondering if there’s any price difference between the more popular juices like amla and the less common ones like karela jamun juice. Are the prices reflective of their quality or benefits? Lastly, does the Patanjali juice price list vary between stores in different cities or states? I travel a lot, and I want to know if the prices are standardized or if they change based on the location. If someone has recently purchased from Patanjali, can you share details about the prices for popular juices? Also, is there a way to check an updated Patanjali juice price list without visiting the store?