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"Terrible product, save your money" I'm terribly disappointed. The feed chute is tiny (barely big enough for two fingers), the tray above the chute doesn't hold anything (most things fall out), clean-up is a nightmare, and it takes forever to get a usable glass of juice. Stick with a centrifugal juicer like the Breville Elite 800, unless you enjoy torturing yourself. "I purchased an Omega 8005" I purchased an Omega 8005 Juicer and am well pleased with it. There is usually very little heat generated (which results in destroying enzymes and causing the juice to spoil faster) and its very easy to clean after use. It compares well with masticating juicers (including my Champion) and I rate it (on a scale of 1 to 5 stars-with 5 stars being the best) a 4 and the only reason I don't rate it a 5 is because I also own a Norwalk Juicer (Caddilac of Juicers-retails approximately $2000.00) which is in a class by itself. Thumbs up for Omega! "Nice juice, easy to use, easy to clean, durable" This is my first juicer. I love it. It came without directions, but was easy to figure out. (Omega promptly responded to my email and sent the directions.) It makes great juice. Tastes great, nice consistency, gives a raw food "jolt." I do not notice any change in temperature at all. I get cold in, cold out; room temperature in, room temperature out. So easy to clean, which makes it easy to use. Seeing what happens to whole carrots makes me respect the power of that motor and auger! I got a hand press juicer for citrus, because it was a hassle to peel oranges before juicing them in the Omega, and oranges are way too bitter and acidic when juiced with the rinds. Leafy veggies juice very well in the Omega. What has not juiced well are pomegranites (because I sent a bunch of rind through and it's too much hassle to separate out the seeds; I also got juice all over cutting up the fruit), bananas and figs (both are all pulp). Melon, apple, pears, carrots, celery, lettuce, kale, spinach, parsley, bok choy, garlic all juice very well. I let it send the pulp into the sink and send it down the garbage disposal when I am done juicing. The included "toothbrush" is helpful for cleaning the tiny screens. It can make applesauce and peanut butter, but the peanuts have to be shelled, so I only tried that once. I am very, very happy with it and use it every day. It juices as fast as I can cut things up for it. Note - After a year of almost daily use, I still love it. July '08 update - I do not use it daily any more; a few times a week now. I still love it, no problems, easy to use, even for just a bit of ginger juice (for a half gallon of lemonade), still easy to clean. Consider a VitaMix, too. Maybe buy both and keep one. (I don't have a VitaMix yet, but it is on my wish list.) "A Triumph of Engineering for Real Life Use" If you accept that a masticating juicer gives better quality juice than a centrifical, but you do not want a heavy, awkward machine that takes a long time to set up and longer to clean, then this is a great choice. Omega hit the sweet spot with this product. It is light, relatively small, quiet, and cleans rather quickly (the mesh screen is small and does not seem to hold on to the food), while producing fine juice from a variety of plants. (Impressive on celery and spinach; quite good enough on carrots) The result is a masticating juicer that actually gets used, rather than a (perhaps) theoretically superior juicer that is just too much of a hassle to take out. I have a 31 year-old Champion which I really like; I just never use it except when I am fasting, and sometimes not even then. One thing should be mentioned. Many single gear juicer ads boast that a slow-turning auger damages the juice less than, say, a Champion because its fast rotation heats the juice and deactivates enzymes and other molecules. Truth is, when I run cold carrots through a Champion, I get cold carrot juice; when I run cold carrots through an Omega 8005, the juice is not warm, but it is definitely not cold. Clearly, if there is less rotation, then the heavy mechanical compression at a certain point produces heat to a greater extent than Champion's rapid rotation does. (I have read one review of another single auger juicer that said its juiced carrots actually came out hot.) Personally, I do not think either type machine actually hurts the juice's chemistry, but Champion should call its single auger competititors on their deceptive claim. Summary: If you want knock-your-socks off cold carrot juice, get a Champion (although the Omega will still give you a carrot juice high, and, for all I know, its juice will taste just as good if you chill it). If you want bragging rights about the amount of nutrients in your juice, get a Green machine (at almost twice the price, twice the weight, and a long time to clean up). If you want a juicer that probably gives better quality and variety of juices than a centrifical juicer with less noise and no greater cleanup time, get this one. You will actually use it even if you don't have the counter space for it.
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Omega 8005 Juicer - Wheatgrass, Fruit and Vegetable Juicer
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What our customer's say! "Quality Product", I have had this unit only a short time, but I am very pleased with it. I seems to be of good quality, is easy to clean, and is an attractive design. I think that it is worth the $253.00 it cost. "Not for the first time Juicer", If you are a first time juicer go get the The Fountain Elite and you will be happy with it. But hey, if you have a little time to spend, and actually want to make the best juice, then this is the machine for you. You have to cut your veggies and fruits into pieces, perhaps you can't get more than 5 glasses of juice without going through a cleaning cycle, but if you are willing to take that time sacrifice get this unit. It's solid, it works well with all leafs and it spits out carrots that taste like cardboards. I have had this machine for 3 days, and I am enjoying it. I would have given it a five star if I didn't have to cut the veggies and fruits in to such small pieces. "I like it...", I bought this juicer mainly for juicing wheatgrass - and am happy with it - the only thing is that I find I have to run the wheatgrass pulp through about two more times before the juice is completely extracted - and for veggies you have to cut them up pretty small. I don't know if this is 'normal' for good juicers as I have nothing really to compare it to -other than an old (cheaper model)Juiceman from about 15 years ago..and the Omega is a lot better than that, of course.. It looks good and is pretty easy to clean. "Best Juicer for the Money", I don't know why people complain about cutting up the fruit. It barely takes any time to do so, and the juice from this juicer is the best I've had - and I've tried a couple of other juicers before this, one of them being the Juiceman. First of all, although there are a few parts to clean, they rinse right off - no fuss. The screen is easy to brush, unlike most other juicers where you're stuck cleaning them for 5-10 minutes because they're so huge and the juicer didn't do its job right. I am now addicted and juice every day - something I never did with my last juicer. You might find some juicers where you can drop in a whole fruit but those ones tend to have higher RPMs and therefore run hotter - starting to kill enzymes and nutrients in the juice. And of course, they will also take longer to clean. If you'd rather take a little more time to chop instead of cleaning and want the most out of your juice then this is the best choice hands down. "Makes juice just like the juice bar at the health food store and VERY EASY TO CLEAN!", I wanted to buy this juicer but after reading some of the negative reviews, I almost changed my mind and bought something different which would have cost me way more money. I am sooooo glad that I didn't because I LOVE THIS JUICER! My father bought a less expensive juicer a few years back. After only using the thing a few times when he first bought it, he stopped using it because the clean up was so time consuming. The juicer ended up just taking up space on his shelf. Later, I started getting interested in healthy foods and so he gave the thing to me. I was so excited to start but found that cleaning the thing took sooo long that it wasn't worth it. It was depressing from day one and so I sold it at a garage sale. A few years later, I thought I would give it another try so I bought a different model juicer. I guess I forgot how long cleaning took so the same thing happened. I found myself always standing over the kitchen sink with a little scrubber trying to get all of those tiny little fibers from food out of the straining screen which was very tiring. Also, shortly after purchasing that juicer, I learned about the value of juicing green leafy vegetables. I tried juicing them but they just sat on the bottom of the screen and clogged up the juicer. Now again, a few years later I thought I would give it one more shot. They say that the 3rd time is a charm and they are right! This time I thought I would do it right and spend a little more money. You get what you pay for right? When I read on Mercola.com that Dr. Mercola recommended this juicer I knew I had found what I was looking for. Still, I thought I would read the reviews on Amazon.com to see what other people thought of the juicer. I was a little hesitant and wondered if I should buy it because of some of the negative reviews about the small feeding tube and it being time consuming. My mom had already bought one and loved it so I took a chance and bought it anyway. I can't say enough about this juicer! It is amazing! Yes, it has a smaller feeding tube but you can put celery and regular sized carrots in easily. Things bigger such as apples need to be cut into smaller pieces but big deal! My 7 and 9 year old kids love helping make their green lemonade because it is fun to watch. They didn't like the juice from the other juicers because it was too pulpy for them but THEY LOVE DRINKING THIS JUICE! This comes out with VERY LITTLE PULP just like the juice bar at the health food stores. You can juice green leafy veggies such as cilantro, spinach, kale which are all sooo very good for you! The clean up is simple and easy!!! From my experience if it isn't easy to clean you won't be doing much juicing. The straining screen is itty bitty. Maybe a kiwi cut in half would be about how big the screen is compared to a cantalope which was the size of my last one. EASY TO CLEAN MEANS HEALTHY, FRESH, GREEN VEGETABLE JUICES FOR EACH ONE OF MY FAMILY MEMBERS EVERY DAY! A good recipe my kids love is this: 1 head romaine lettuce or celery 5 to 6 stalks kale (any type) 1 to 2 apples (as needed for sweetness - organic Fuji recommended) 1 whole organic lemon (you don't have to peel it) 1 to 2 tbsp fresh ginger (optional) 
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