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Originally Posted by baddog
I would have someone buy it for you and ship it then; however, the extra money is worth it because you get a much better yield than a lesser machine.
Above I spoke of the juicing shop in London. I felt sorry for the guy as I watched him add more and more produce just to get a single glass of juice. When I suggested he should get a better juicer he complained about the cost and "what if" it breaks.
My contention is that you end up saving money because you need less produce to get more juice.
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Exactly. I've kicked around the idea of getting it anyway, lots of great reviews about it. Even at the inflated price the health benefits are tremendous. I've been drinking a lot of green smoothies made in a blender and this is the best I've felt in 15 years, but some things just don't blend well, thus the want for a quality juicer.
Having one shipped it gets flagged with import tax which tacks on 30% or so to it, plus whatever the crooks at customs want to tack on. Unless someone carries it in via their own luggage, it will prob even out if I just buy it at the store. Anything local is dirt cheap. However, anything foreign made is usually crazy expensive.
Thanks for the info.