Hi,

found this wheat grass juicer on eBay and thought it looked pretty good. BUt before I spring for it I thought I'd several other opinions first. It's called the Healthy Juicer Manual Wheat Grass Wheatgrass New the address is [cgi.ebay.com] . Please I'd love some input.

thanks

I have one, and personally wouldn't recommend it. It's a neat design and it's well constructed, but from my experience there is very little juice output at all. I'd love to hear what others have observed using their Lexen Healthy Manual Juicer.

It would make a good 'first juicer' to see if you're serious. I used a manual wheatgrass juicer (Back-to-Basics) for years before graduating to an electric model. For a few more dollars you can buy one on eBay at a good price. Plus, it's all stainless steel.....WY
[cgi.ebay.com]

Yo Yogi, are you saying that this would be a good first juicer because you're familiar with the model or because it's an inexpensive manual?

try amazon feedback [www.amazon.com]

Yes, jeff, I'm going strictly by the price. I've never owned one.....WY

Well I'm going to give mine another few tries deferring judgement and I'd be happy to be able to say that yes, it's a fine wheatgrass juicer and a great value. Since I bought the thing I would prefer to like it....

i forget what my model was called
but it was a manual one
and uh... it was VERY MANUAL

manos ( spanish : hands)
i hadda keep cranking it and cranking it and cranking it
and well... hmmmmm.... if u wanna good workout for your hands
then go for it

that's all i'll say
took me the entire evening to make a decent cup of greens
and i had to focus all my concentration on it too

hee hawwww..

twas fun though

Hi delano123,

Sorry, I only just noticed this post and I see you originaly posted in September, so I`m probably too late now but thought I should just throw in my thoughts anyway. You are getting plenty of input from people here, but don`t expect much output from that juicer! I bought one a while back. Great price and seems pretty well built. I was told it was a great all rounder, but I would say don`t buy it!

It doesn`t get enough juice out and it can`t handle fruit at all. It just makes jam! That`s jelly to you american folks, lol. No good for things like celery or cucumber either. Anything that has a lot of juice in it will give it problems because of poor design. It just churns the stuff round and round and most of the juice gets lost in the pulp still inside the main body of the juicer, where the auger is. It will probably do wheatgrass, I tried parsley and I did get juice from it but I`ve stopped using it now. I would think that you would loose a lot of the wheatgrass juice if you use this. I`m gonna splash out and buy a Green Power Hippocrates. A lot more money, but I`d rather spend more money wisely than waste it on things that don`t really do the job.

Good luck

Wheatgrass Yogi Wrote:
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> It would make a good 'first juicer' to see if
> you're serious. I used a manual wheatgrass juicer
> (Back-to-Basics) for years before graduating to an
> electric model. For a few more dollars you can buy
> one on eBay at a good price. Plus, it's all
> stainless steel.....WY
> [cgi.ebay.com]
> =4352913164&category=20677


Is the manual wheatgrass juicer (Back-to-Basics) a decent machine to start with?