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Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 73
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Hi Sandi, I bought a Green Star juicer a couple of years ago and love it. (I think I remember reading in a post somewhere that this was the same kind that Russ bought as well.) I used to use it at least once a day, but have fallen off a bit from that lately and need to get back into the habit again. I believe they run around $375-425 (US). These juicers are good for extracting nearly the most nutrients possible, without getting into the exotic brands like the Norwalk juicer that can easily run over $1,000. This is one of the cheapest links that I was able to find on the Internet. http://www.vitalityplus1.com/product_info.php?products_id=38. If you click on the 'Price' link, they will send you an e-mail with their current price list. Today's price list was as follows: "Thank you for your interest in Vitality Plus Finer Health Products. There is a lot of information on this page for your benefit; you may want to read it carefully. We are the largest seller of Green Star Juicers in the USA. We buy in large quantities and have lower over head so we can offer you the best prices on the Internet. By contract we can not list our low prices on the internet. We do guarantee the lowest prices on the internet, and we give up to $10 off the best price you can find on selected items. If you by chance find a lower price on these juicers please go to this link: http://www.vitalityplus1.com/display_page.php?page=price_match_formHere are the prices for the juicers, which includes standard UPS shipping within the 48 states. Contact us for other shipping information. Green Star 3000 $379.99 See differences between the models below. Green Star 2000 $364.99 Most Popular Green Star 1000 $344.99 Green Star Gold $419.00 Not Recommended, this is their old Green Power model- Go with GS-2000" As they stated above, I also bought a GS-2000 myself, and it has worked for all of the vegetable and fruit juicing needs that I have had in the past. Jason
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