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Cranberry juice may take 8–24 hours to affect urine, yet it won’t treat an infection; if symptoms last, see a clinician.

Fresh Breville juice tastes best within 24–48 hours in the fridge, with up to 72 hours possible when it’s cold, sealed tight, and low in pulp.

Opened cranberry juice usually keeps 7–10 days in the fridge when capped tight and kept cold.

Mott’s apple juice lasts about 7 days in the fridge after opening when it stays cold, capped tight, and handled with clean pours.

Bolthouse juice stays good until the “Best Used By” date unopened, then tastes best within about 7–10 days after opening when kept cold.

Mott’s apple juice lasts until its printed date unopened, then tastes best for about 7 to 10 days after opening when kept cold in the fridge.

Cranberry juice rarely clears a UTI; with antibiotics, many people feel relief in 1–2 days and clear the infection in a few days.

Cranberry juice usually freezes in 3–5 hours in a 0°F (-18°C) freezer, depending on container size and fill level.

Apple juice may soften stool within 2–6 hours, though some people need 12–24 hours for relief from constipation.

Unopened orange juice kept at 40°F (4°C) or colder can stay good through its date, and often about 7 days past it if it stays sealed and cold.