A Juicer, Can anyone recommend one?

[Elliebean]

We have been promising to get a juicer for about 6 months but are put off by number of choices.
Whats the difference between them and what do you get for your money? Have seen them at £30 to £300!! Is it worth splashing out? Any advice welcome Thanks

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I've got a fab one by Jack Lalane - I bought it from QVC for about £99 and it is excellent !

There's a guy who calls himself \link{http://www.thejuicemaster.com/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1\the Juicemaster} (Jason Vale) who has some for sale on his site - might narrow down the choice for you \link{http://www.thejuicemaster.com/index.php?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=5\here}. A variety of different sorts and prices (and obviously you don't have to buy them from there). His books are good too - he's very enthusiastic about juicing. We have the Juicemaster Plus from Moulinex, and it's fine, but noisy, so doesn't get used as much as it might. Whenever I think, 'I know, I'll have a juice', it's after the kids are in bed, and I'm worried it will wake up DS, whose bedroom is above the kitchen.

There's a piece about juicers in this month's Good Housekeeping. They test them and make recommendations.

the guys from Innocent Smoothies recoimmended a Britvic one that was in the £30 - £40 range. They sugested not spending a fortune. It was in the Style section of the Sunday Times (recipe bit) a fortnight ago.

Thanks, I'll check out those reviews. I am determined to purchase something this weekend, and be super fit and healthy by next week !!!