Tribest Greenstar Original Basic Twin Gear Slow Masticating Juicer – White

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I haven't juiced regularly for a couple years. I previously had a Green Power Juicer I bought in 1997 so that was 23 years of use! This model is almost identical so it's familiar and I know how to use it. I like a carrot-celery-apple-ginger drink. I discovered if I cut the celery in 1" pieces, I don't get celery strings wrapped around the twin gears

I mentioned a tip on my review which I've since researched a little better... the oxygen remover for mason jars I mentioned is not as much of a thing for liquids as a vacuum pitcher would be, and even then, 72 hours is pretty much the max you'd want to store juice for. Fresh juices from the store have been pressurized to preserve freshness.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love this powerhouse! Easy to use, easy to clean, and cleaning brushes come with the basic set. Love juicing!!

I upgraded from a single gear masticating juicer to the greenstar original. it's taken a bit to adjust to the slower feed and the pressure adjustment mechanism. i'm amazed at the juice output! much less pulp than w prior juicer and considerably dryer. i juice everyday; mostly greens as well as ginger and turmeric for morning digestive shots. i'm very happy with my purchase.

Really nice juicer with a powerful motor. This is our 4th juicer and so we know this brand well and love the performance.

I love the juicer. It is very easy to use and easy to clean. If I was to buy it again I would get the stainless model. I make sure to clean the juicer right after use as the carrots and beets can stain the white color. This is a great juicer. Highly recommend!

Now, it seems silly that I resisted getting my own juicer for sooo long. No regrets!

I bought this for my daughter and I am looking to purchase parts for mine and I can't seem to find them on your website

Asparagus, wheat grass, celery, grapes, beets, carrots, cucumbers, zucchini, citrus, ginger, all manner of greens, this juicer handles it all and because I typically juice rather than cook meals (one of many things to love about single life), clean-up takes about as long as it would take after any food preparation. My VitaMix is finally getting a rest, only getting used 2-3 times per week now versus 2-3 times per day before the Greenstar arrived. My only prior juicing experience was with a Breville Juice Fountain borrowed from my son. That centrifugal juicer was fast and easy to use, but seemed to generate a lot of waste and the 'pulp' was very wet, often containing sizable chunks of produce that clearly had been thrown in to the pulp collection container without having had any juice extracted. In contrast, the Greenstar slowly and thoroughly processes every chunk of carrot and blade of wheat grass to extract as much juice as possible, producing less pulp that is very dry. It seems to me the higher price will be made up in reduced food waste and greater nutrient retention. I did a lot of research before choosing this juicer, prioritizing quality and nutritional value over speed, and I'm very, very happy with my choice.

I studied so many juicer. I struggled with which one I should buy. I wanted/needed to quality of the juice to make the cost worth the purchase. I read reviews and decided to go ahead. So glad I did. Some people complained about the clean up. I just don't understand why. The flavor of juice is excellent and clean up isn't that big of a deal. Glad I bought it.