Your typical juicer is purchased for $50 – 60. Popular brands are inexpensive, but they just won’t get the job done. Weak motors being the main drawback. Unless you are processing soft produce like tomatoes, the motor will inevitably get bogged down.
Additionally, your produce must be cut into small pieces to fit into the chute. And this, of course, increases the time and effort you must put into preparation. Finally, cleanup can be arduous and time consuming.
If your time has value, you want a “real” juicer that will stand up to producing fresh, quality juice without hassle. Check out Jack Lalannes Power Juicer.
The Jack Lalanne PowerJuicer has a 3″ feeding chute & 3,600 RPM motor that is guaranteed for life. Plenty of power…the motor won’t bog down.
First-time users are often surprised about the lack of noise. Frequently, juicers make the noise of a high-pitched motorcycle. PowerJuicer is quiet compared to a washing machine. Not quite “whisper quiet” as advertised on TV, but your will not wake your kids or run-off the neighbors.
The quality of juice impresses most users. Your payoff is fresh juice that tastes 10 times better than what is available from the store. You’ll be drinking juice chock full of nature’s vitamins & minerals and free of preservatives and other harmful additives. That translates to health and vitality for you & family.
With the cheaper juicers, it is often necessary to squeeze excess juice from the pulp. Neither convenient or efficient. The Jack Lalanne Power Juicer Pro produces dry pulp. That’s why it produces up to 30% more juice than other juicers.
Jack himself is known to be a dare-devil in demonstrating his physical prowess, but he’s a stickler for safety around the home. The Lalanne PowerJuicer comes with a blade puller accessory that makes it easy to remove the blade for cleaning without cutting your fingers. The appliance also has a hold-down safety bar that won’t allow the blade to spin unless it is fully assembled.
Another plus…the unit is stable. Power Juicer doesn’t move around on the counter as you insert produce. You won’t get that from other juicers, unless you’re working with the $1,000 commercial units.





