Juice Pump

Make a familiar routine easier

A pump can simplify the practical part of a daily juice routine: opening the refrigerator, measuring your concentrate, and mixing it the way you like it. Keep the correct serving for your chosen fruit in mind, because FruitFast concentrates do not all use the same labeled amount.

Confirm the amount delivered with a measure, then follow the directions on your bottle. Our concentrate mixing guide has ideas for water, sparkling drinks, smoothies, and food uses.

Compatibility and care

• Designed for FruitFast 32 fl oz concentrate bottles.
• Dispense into a measure to match your concentrate’s labeled serving.
• The dip tube can be trimmed or gently bent as needed for fit.
• Rinse with warm water between bottles and when dried concentrate affects the flow.
• Replace a pump that is damaged or difficult to clean.

The pump is an accessory. Ingredients, Nutrition Facts, storage instructions, and serving directions belong to the concentrate used with it.

Juice Pump questions

Why use a pump?

A pump can make regular mixing more convenient by dispensing concentrate without lifting and pouring the bottle. Check the output with a measure before relying on a press count for your serving.

Which bottles does it fit?

It is designed for FruitFast 32 fl oz concentrate bottles. Compatibility with 16 fl oz bottles or other containers has not been established in this listing.

How do I check the amount dispensed?

Prime the pump and dispense into a liquid measure. Check the amount from complete strokes before using a press count for your routine. Concentrate thickness and pumping technique can affect the amount delivered.

How many presses make a serving?

Read your concentrate label and measure the output of your pump. Different FruitFast products have different labeled servings, and a press count should be based on the amount your pump actually dispenses.

Why is nothing coming out at first?

The pump needs to be primed. Make sure it is fitted securely and unlocked, then use full strokes until concentrate flows. Check for dried residue if a previously used pump becomes difficult to operate.

Can I adjust the dip tube?

The tube can be trimmed or gently bent as needed for fit. Avoid forcing the pump into place.

How do I clean it?

Rinse with warm water between bottles or when concentrate dries in the pump. Replace it if it is damaged or cannot be cleaned effectively.

Does using a pump change how I store the concentrate?

No. Follow the bottle’s storage instructions. See the juice concentrate storage guide for additional information.

Who will find it useful?

• Customers who use a FruitFast 32 fl oz concentrate bottle regularly.
• People who prefer dispensing into a glass or measure instead of lifting and pouring the bottle.
• Households preparing drinks from a shared bottle.
• Cooks adding measured amounts of concentrate to smoothies, dressings, and other recipes.

Choose the concentrate for its ingredients and flavor, then use the pump as a convenient dispensing accessory.

Understanding a measured serving

One tablespoon is approximately ½ fl oz or 15 mL. Two tablespoons are approximately 1 fl oz or 30 mL. Your concentrate label identifies which amount is its serving.

Use a kitchen measure to match that amount. Priming the pump and using full strokes help it operate consistently, but the actual measured output is the useful starting point for a serving.

Learn more about preparing a drink in the FruitFast mixing guide.

How to fit and use the pump

1. Remove the bottle cap and position the dip tube inside a compatible FruitFast 32 fl oz bottle.
2. Trim or gently bend the tube if needed so the pump fits without forcing it.
3. Tighten the pump securely and unlock the head.
4. Prime with full presses until concentrate flows steadily.
5. Dispense into a measuring spoon or cup to check the amount delivered.
6. Use complete strokes and follow the concentrate’s labeled serving and dilution instructions.

Check the actual amount delivered after priming. Concentrate thickness and the way you press the pump can affect output. Measure your portion before relying on a press count.

Rinse with warm water between bottles or when residue accumulates. Follow the concentrate’s label for refrigeration; the pump does not change the product’s storage requirements.

Practical ways to use your pump

Measure a daily drink

Pump into a measuring cup until you reach the concentrate’s labeled serving. Transfer to a glass and add still or sparkling water according to the bottle’s directions.

Add concentrate to a smoothie

Dispense the desired measured amount into the blender with your usual smoothie ingredients. Use the selected fruit’s own serving and recipe guidance.

Measure a sauce or dressing

Pump into a tablespoon measure before adding concentrate to a recipe. This keeps the recipe quantity clear even if the thickness or output of the concentrate varies.

Explore pomegranate, wild blueberry, and Concord grape for flavor ideas.