Fresh pomegranate is commonly sold whole and also prepackaged as ready-to-eat arils (seeds). In recipes and listings, arils are recommended for yogurt parfaits, fruit salads and similar dishes; product descriptions and reviews often highlight produce quality and juiciness.
Pomegranate products are sold in glass and plastic bottles (including resealable glass), in boxed packaging, and as single bottles or multi-packs; some sellers note protective packing like bubble wrap for shipment.
Ingredient details vary by listing. Some bottles list a full ingredient breakdown (for example: pomegranate juice 8%, lemon juice 2.5%, lemon syrup containing sugar and glucose, and spices), while others are described more generally as 100% pomegranate juice from concentrate or as blends (apple, cranberry and pomegranate). Many product pages do not display a complete ingredient list in the available details.
Topical offerings include pomegranate seed oil (often sold in small bottles, e.g., ~2 oz, unrefined/cold-pressed) and other beauty items such as essential oils, face masks and lotions. Listings suggest gentle application to skin or hair, scalp massage, and facial use according to product directions.
