Prepworks by Progressive Citrus Juicer with Dome-Shaped Design

Vanessa: Ele é bem pequeno, a cada laranja precisa limpar para continuar espremendo

Brazil on Sep 28, 2023

Ronaldo de Freitas Moreira: Produto bom , atende a proposta, entrega rápida, recomendo

Brazil on Aug 03, 2023

C. G.: Perfect, as advertised. Ordered one for my parents too!

Canada on Jul 06, 2023

Adriana d.: É lindinho! Cumpre o objetivo. Espreme-se bem laranja e limão com ele.
Contudo, se cair no chão, temo que se quebrará facilmente. Na embalagem não há informação quanto ao material utilizado e sua resistência. Na descrição na Amazon em inglês está dito: is made of heavy duty plastic. Se fosse Tritan, saberíamos que é quase inquebrável no uso diário. O produto não está mais no catálogo do fabricante. O preço justifica-se pelo ótimo design. Não vi nenhum espremedor tão legal e eficiente à venda.

Brazil on Jan 04, 2023

Melly: Used to be able to purchase at local household stores for $6 and I've had one for years and years. I've purchased many more for all my kids as they set up their own kitchens over the years. I can no longer find locally so I now purchase via Amazon for friends as this is the best lemon juicer I've ever used (I always keep an extra new one on hand for gift giving). The core is deep enough and wide enough that it squeezes all sizes of lemons, limes, even oranges, and works so well. Also it lasts and lasts. I use mine every single day as I drink fresh lemon water daily.

Canada on Jul 18, 2020

S Marshall: I am glad I waited a while before reviewing this product. My boyfriend loves to cook, and has pulled me in to the hobby as well. One day he mentions he wants a mini juicer for making squeezing lemons, limes, and oranges easier. I thought it was a little unnecessary, I mean it's not that hard to just use your two hands. But we bought one because it was a cheap price and had good reviews. After watching my boyfriend use this (incorrectly), I held back my "I told you so" thoughts. Then I used it. Mind blown. This little sucker completely drained a lemon I was squeezing down to the skin. It was truly amazing how little effort it took and how incredibly efficient it was. There was no juice left in the lemon. I made sure to go slow at first so I didn't squirt juice all over me and the counter. When I went to pour from the spout, I put the large measuring cup on top to capture the seeds and pulp. Truly works well. Now this is probably not for you if you have to squeeze multiple items, for example if you're making a pitcher of lemonade. This is meant for a small quantity, like 1-5 lemons. I have stuck to hand washing the pieces for now, as no where on the box said dishwasher safe....

United States on Jun 07, 2016

Terminaltraveler: Have been a long time fan of the much smaller citrus juicer and had given many to friends as gifts. They were equally pleased with its performance. Recently our mini juicer "mysteriously" developed a crack and then a chip near the spout so I went to Amazon for a replacement. Came across the Progressive International CJ-3 Citrus Juicer and decided that maybe a larger juicer would be worth a try. I used it for the first time today and really liked it, maybe even better than our old mini juicer because:

1. Its larger size easily accommodated the jumbo Meyer lemons that are abundant in our area.
2. The larger base was able to contain the juice of the lemon with no spill over.
3. It is easier than the mini juicer to wash out. The seeds are collected in the flat area of the squeezer and easily wiped or shaken out. For me, cleaning out seeds was more difficult with the mini juicer.
4. It has a rubberized grip on the bottom that keeps the juicer from sliding around or scratching the counter surface.

I did see some comments saying that the squeezer did not fit securely on the collector cup. Mine fits very tightly. In fact, I figured out that an easy way to pry them...

United States on Sep 09, 2014

thegudgeon: Overall, I really like this juicer because it is so easy to use and works very well, however, I feel the reservoir that captures the juice is too small, so 4 stars.

Pros: it is very easy to use (I've used it for oranges, lemons, limes). You need to apply moderate pressure, but really, it juices very easily and works well for all sizes of citrus fruit (for easier juicing, roll your fruit against the countertop using the heel of your hand before you slice it, this will break down some of the membranes inside). Other pros: the non-skid base keeps it from sliding and the top doubles as a measuring cup. It's also very easy to clean; I just rinse mine and put it in the dishrack to dry.

Cons: the biggest con is that the (bottom) part that holds the juice is very small. You can juice only about 1/2 of a lemon and then need to pour it into the (top) part or a bowl. It would be better if the top part fit onto the juicer part so you could juice for longer without having to pour out the liquid. The other flaw is that the section that holds the pulp and seeds is pretty small, so you also need to occasionally dump that out as well. If you are only juicing 1/2 a lemon (or...

United States on Nov 30, 2013

Windy Curtains: You cut your lemons and limes in half, grasp a half, and press its flesh into the yellow thing, twisting a few times. The half-fruit gets drained so dry that it's very noticeably less aromatic then before you started. So you quickly and easily get lots of juice from each fruit. The juice goes into the bottom compartment, and popped pulps accumulate over the slits in the yellow thing. Sometimes, though, I have trouble pouring out the juice. This is because you first pour out the juice and then rinse off the pulps. It's not so easy to effectively remove the pulps without rinsing, so you first pour the juice, then rinse off the pulps, then squeeze more lemons or limes. Normally that works quite well, but If for some reason you (oops!) drop the juicer, or if your hand suddenly jerks(!), then the pulps spill into the container you're pouring into.

I haven't tried oranges, but this device should work great with them. But definitely not grapefruits or small key limes.

I'm stronger than most men, and I really couldn't say whether weaker individuals would find this less easy than I do.

The dome top is nice, but I won't be sad if I lose it.

Some complain that...

United States on Sep 01, 2013