Do you check the labels for 100% when buying fruit juice?

Maybe it's just me but I can't see why anybody would want to pay top dollar for only 30% real juice out of a whole 64 ounce bottle or whatever. So when I shop for it, I check all the bottles and see what is 30%, what's 50%, what's 100%, and apparently you do have to watch because at the Wal-Mart here where they sell the orange juice, they also have cartons of a grape 'DRINK' which has absolutely no juice in it whatsoever. Okay, if that was I was looking for, it would be carbonated and sold alongside the Coca-cola. Also I've noticed on the 'cocktail' bottles you have to be very observant because a lot of them their designs are almost identical to the bottles of the genuine article.

How about everyone else?

Yes I usually do.

I usually don't because I buy the same brand regularly, so I know how much of this and that are in it. If I ever buy an alternate brand, however, then yes I will check the labels and nutritional info. on the back.

Yeah, I do. I don't waste my money on juice "drinks" because if I served that to my son, I may as well serve him kool aide, which I never do, less lemonade mix in the summer.