Comparison of the Nama J2 Juicer and the Pure Cold Press Juicer

Introduction

• Presenter: John Kohler from discountjuicers.com
• Topic: Comparison of two juicers: Nama J2 and Pure Cold Press (two-stage hydraulic juicer)

Nature of Comparison

• Comparing two juicers is like comparing apples to oranges
• Cold Press: Both can be considered cold press
  • Nama J2: Crushes and squeezes produce
  • Pure: Exerts more pressure
• Discounts available on both juicers through discountjuicers.com

Historical Background

• Hydraulic press two-stage design dates back to the 1900s (Norwalk Juicer)
  • Norwalk is no longer in business, so Pure juicer is a modern alternative

Features and Prices

• Pure Juicer:
  • All stainless steel, very expensive, costs 5x the Nama J2
  • 12-year transferable warranty
  • Best for high yields and enzyme content
  • Needs more effort and has steep learning curve
• Nama J2:
  • Easy to use, automatic, no learning curve
  • 15-year warranty
  • Best for ease of use and convenience
  • Holds up to 2 liters of produce in the hopper

Efficiency and Yield

• Pure Juicer:
  • High juice yields, but time-consuming
  • Two-stage process: grind produce, then press pulp
  • Potential for more nutrients due to higher pressure
  • More clean liquid but may lose some nutrients
  • More expensive
• Nama J2:
  • Simplified operation
  • Effective but sometimes lower yields compared to Pure
  • Automatically juices with minimal user intervention
  • Can produce foam, richer colored juice
  • Less expensive

Performance Tests

• Sound Test: Nama J2 peaked at 67 dB, Pure at 68 dB
• Juicing Pineapple:
  • Pure took longer (13 min 19 sec) compared to J2 (6 min 37 sec)
  • Nama J2 required less manual intervention
  • Nama J2 produced richer, more pulp-filled juice
  • Pure produced clearer, cleaner juice
• Juice Yields:
  • Nama J2 produced marginally more juice by weight after sieving pulp

Practical Considerations

• Usage:
  • Nama J2 easier for beginners, lower learning curve
  • Pure requires manual work but offers high enzyme content
  • Cleaning: Easier on Pure with disposable liners; Nama J2 has more parts to clean
• Buying Tips:
  • Nama J2 better for those who prioritize ease of use
  • Pure better for those who prioritize maximum yield and enzyme content
  • Discounts and packages available through discountjuicers.com

Conclusion and Recommendations

• Overall Winner: Nama J2 due to ease of use and efficiency
• Both juicers have their own niches
• Buy the juicer that fits your needs and budget

Additional Tips

• Consider produce types: Nama better for herbs and softer fruits; Pure better for root vegetables and higher yields
• If juicing for specific health needs (like Gerson Therapy), choose accordingly
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Final Thoughts

• Importance of detailed juicer comparison to make informed purchasing decisions
• Emphasis on ease of use, longevity, and overall performance