To help you choose, Consumer Reports pitted Tropicana Original Pure Premium against other types of Tropicana with extras: Calcium plus Vitamin D, Antioxidant Advantage, Healthy Kids and Healthy Heart with Omega-3s.
All were pulp free. All give you the same amount of calories, sugars, potassium and at least 100 percent of your daily vitamin C per serving.
"We found all the juices tasted pretty much the same," said Erin Gudeux from Consumer Reports.
Most varieties of Tropicana juices cost about the same too. But do the extras make the juices any healthier?
The ones with calcium have as much as a glass of skim milk, and as much vitamin D. But what about the rest of the extras?
"Well, as far as the added vitamins, you're probably better off getting those from the foods you eat than from a fortified product," said Gudeux.
Consumer Reports also took a look at Trop 50 with 50 percent less sugar.
"Well, the testers said that it had a thinner consistency and a less intense orange juice flavor. And it also costs more," said Gudeux.
But if you want to cut calories and sugar just add seltzer or water to your regular orange juice and save your money.
