☕ Jura 64308 Cleaning Tablets - 6-Count for all Jura Automatic Coffee Centers Review

Works great these are the original tablets that came with my Jura C60. If you have an expensive espresso machine, don't mess around with other brands' tablets, which may be cheaper but won't do the job or worse, can damage the machine. A bit pricey compared to other cleaning tablets but I don't want to risk it.

Does what it's supposed to do. I'm a little surprised Revain would want me to appreciate the taste. Guys please don't eat this. They are highly toxic and not an upgrade for Tide Pods. However, this is the third time I have bought them because I trust them to clean my Jura Impressa F9 coffee machine.

Right from the start I cleaned our espresso machine conscientiously according to the instructions. We've fired over 36,000 shots to date with no problems or repairs. I've been using biphasic tablets since they were first introduced and I think regular cleaning helps with this result. I wish the pills weren't so expensive, but if they delay repairs, they're worth it.

I understand there are non-brand options that can save some money. However, for a $1,000+ machine, I'd happily spend $25 for 12 tabs, which is a year for a proper purifier. The leading non-brand costs $16 for 25 tabs, which works out to about $8 a year. If you're spending over $1,000 on a coffee maker, $17 a year, about $1.50 a month, it's worth the risk of third-party cleaning tablets running through parts of your machine you don't have access to to have? For me the answer is no.

If you're reading about these cleaning tablets, you probably have a Jura coffee maker; and if you're a law graduate, you probably appreciate good coffee. No, those pills aren't cheap, but neither is my law. Then again, they're not outrageously expensive either, and if Jura makes them specifically for cleaning Jura coffee machines, then those are the tablets I want to use - and I've been using them for the eight years since I've owned my machine. Why spend $$$ on a great coffee maker and then…

I have used these tablets in my C6 and found that the flow is a bit restricted. The taste is also a bit off. The machine just a few days ago suggested starting a cleaning cycle, which I did, and just a few days after the cleaning, it was more clogged than ever. I only use good dry beans (Illys or Lavazza) so that's not it. Upon closer inspection, this product's packaging looks different than Jura's OEM packaging (Jura uses a dark box instead of a white one) and this product's packaging states…