Boost Juice Immunity (vit A & C)

Calories, kilojoules and macros.

About 7% of the 8,700 kJ average daily intake. 64 calories per gram of protein.

Can you make it leaner?

Boost Juice only publishes the whole-item total for this one, so individual ingredients can't be removed and priced out. Lighter options in the same category are below.

Lighter juices at Boost Juice

• Mint Condition2g protein146 cal≈ 610 kJ
• Melon Moment (Medium)1.3g protein144 cal≈ 600 kJ
• Ginger Zing (Medium)2.8g protein131 cal≈ 550 kJ
• Two & Five (Medium)2.3g protein128 cal≈ 540 kJ

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Questions

How many calories are in a Boost Juice Immunity (vit A & C)?

A Boost Juice Immunity (vit A & C) has 148 calories (about 620 kJ), according to Boost Juice Australia's published nutrition information. That's about 7% of the 8,700 kJ average adult daily intake used on Australian food labels.

How much protein is in a Boost Juice Immunity (vit A & C)?

It has 2.3g of protein, 31.1g of carbohydrate and 0.9g of fat.

How can I make a Boost Juice Immunity (vit A & C) lower in calories?

Boost Juice only publishes the total for this item, so individual ingredients can't be priced out. Lighter juices options at Boost Juice include the Mint Condition (146 cal) and Melon Moment (Medium) (144 cal).

Figures from Boost Juice Australia's published nutrition information, October 2026. kJ values are converted from calories (1 calorie = 4.184 kJ) and rounded to the nearest 10. Menus and recipes change, so figures may differ in-store.