Nama J2

And finally, this is a family-friendly juicer. The J2 juicer continues to have safety features so children can enjoy juicing too.

Happy New Year!! Purchased my first juicer (Nama J2 Juicer) for Christmas and am having a blast. Any tips, tricks, and recipes would be greatly appreciated!

I recently purchased the Nama J2 , also with the reason to benefit my mom who has cancer as well. The J2 has worked really well and very little pulp comes out. The fiber comes out dry. It is also easy to clean.

Nama J2 is what I use and it's the most convenient. Sana 727 is another good one.

I owned the Hurom H200 juicer and happily gave that to my mom after purchasing the Nama J2. While the first one was “easy clean,” it had more juice pulp than I’d like so I thought the trade off for a few more minutes of doing dishes was worth it. I watched [this video](https://youtu.be/KOPyLlBrGgA) and was sold after watching him put whole apples in. I’m more of a.. lazy juicer so the less that I have to do then the better.

I pretty much stalked/talked everyone's ear off about the Nama Vitality 5800 for about a year but was actually gifted the Nama J2 for Christmas as well (complete surprise). I absolutely love it! I'm not new to juicing but there are some great recipes all over. I follow Fully Raw Kristina on YouTube.

However, I’m getting around 65% more juice with the J2 than using my $175 Breville Juice Fountain. You’ll save money up front but lose money on groceries in the long run. Plus, with the Nama, juice lasts much longer in the fridge because there’s less oxidation.

Not sure what the price of that one is but I just bought a Nama J2 for $500. Its a coldpress juicer. First time juicing as well and I really love it. Easy to use handles leafy greens and soft fruit well.

Cold press juicers are best. I, myself has a Nama J1 because that can make sorbet but the Nama J2 can't.

They are pretty expensive but worth the money. You can go to their website to read more about the 2 juicers. www.namawell.com

Nama J2 is the best juicer I've ever used and I have no issues with it, but a lot of comparisons are saying online that the Sana 727 is even better in terms of how much juice it can extract and the quality of juice. If you have used both let me know pros/cons of each. I want a juice with minimal pulp, and minimal foam. Typical items juiced include green leafy vegetables along with beets, carrots, celery, lime, ginger, pineable, etc.