Review on 🚫 Omega Nutrition Center - Discontinued by Manufacturer (Improved SEO) by Aavon Dark

I have been juicing for 25 years and have owned several juicers in that time. These include Champion, Acme, Juiceman and a number of other cheaper juicers. Most juicers work on the principle of tearing apart a fruit or vegetable and then using high-speed centrifugal force to separate the juice from the pulp. The Omega 8002 juicer works on a different principle. It uses a slow thrusting motion that offers better juice quality with less noise and less heat. You can absolutely see the difference in juice quality with this juicer, especially with softer fruits like citrus that produce a large amount of foam with the juicer. high speed models. The only thing you might not like about this juicer (depending on your point of view) is that some juicers that have been released in the past few years have very large hopper inlets (Jack LaLanne, etc.). The Omega 8002 juicer has a small hopper where you need to cut apples and other fruits of this size.