We name a product only when we can confirm what it is from a source you can open yourself. Where we cannot confirm a detail, the page says "not stated" instead of guessing.
Criteria
Does the type fit the question the page answers, and what does it cost you in cleaning time, noise and counter space.
Sources
Specs come from the maker's page or the amazon.com listing. Nutrition comes from USDA FoodData Central.
Disclosure
Links to Amazon are affiliate links. They never change the criteria.
What we check
- Type fit: slow (masticating), fast (centrifugal), citrus press, personal or high-speed blender. Each suits different produce and routines.
- Published specs: motor type or wattage, feed-chute width, number of parts to clean, warranty. Each figure carries its source in our notes.
- Practical trade-offs: cleaning time, noise when the maker states it, size and storage.
Where the numbers come from
- Product specs: the maker's page or the amazon.com listing. If neither can be opened, the spec is left blank.
- Nutrition and sugar: USDA FoodData Central, with the FDC ID shown in our data. Juice values use the FDC juice entry where one exists. Otherwise we compute from the whole food and label it an estimate.
- Food safety: FDA, NIH and NCCIH pages, listed on the recipe and nutrition disclaimer.
What we don't do
We don't test products ourselves, so we don't publish star ratings, review counts or "we tested" claims. We don't write prices unless a page shows data from the same day.
How often we re-check
Named products and spec tables are re-checked whenever a page is updated and at least once a year. Pages show the date they were last updated.
Disclosure
GreenJuiceADay is part of the Amazon Associates program and earns from qualifying purchases. Read the affiliate disclosure, and tell us about errors at hello@greenjuiceaday.com.