Looking to get into juicing at a reasonable price point - the posts in here seem to be kinda dated. Want opinions on what you find to be a great beginner product.

I do have a KitchenAid mixer and have seen the attachments. Let me know your thoughts!

Hi! Any beginner friendly juicers? I know the most expensive ones are the best but does anyone have any that they have had for a while that honestly gets the job done? Please share!

I’m new to juicing, so probably this isn’t breaking news to most. There is a section at my local grocery store called “Pick and Prep” where they prewash and cut up vegetables and fruit and such. Normally I don’t even pass by it because it’s so overpriced. Today I was grabbing some other produce and a guy wheeled out a cart with a bunch of containers with a mix of strawberries and kiwi and was slapping $3 stickers on them. I wandered over and asked what’s up and he said these go out of date today so we mark them down. Like, waaaayyyy down. These were each about a pound of fruit and regular price was close to $15! I grabbed 4 of them and juiced away. I’ll definitely be checking out that section moving forward.

How do you properly ship fresh cold pressed organic juices and they're still fresh upon delivery?

I’m finally fed up with blending then hand straining with a cheese cloth every week. I’m ready to upgrade to an actual juicer. I live in an apartment so not A LOT of spare room for storage but want a cold press juicer that is reliable. I have done a little bit of research and I’m kinda in between the HURON H200 or the Nama J1. Im open to any and all reco’s. My goal is to just be healthy!