With Pulp Ejection
The new Omega Juicer 8005 is Omega's newest model to replace the older 8002 and 8001 models. The Omega 8005 utilizes a Patented Two-Stage System for even greater efficiency than than previous single gear juicer models. This single gear, masticating juice extractor is an appliance that will serve all of your juicing needs and much more. This unit is a multiple use appliance that actually does all of its uses very well. Most appliances built for more than one use tend to compromise one task or another. But the Omega Model 8005 Nutrition Center excels at all of its functions. This single gear machine turns at a slow 80 RPM's to ensure that nothing is lost through heated elements in your juice. This low speed also helps the Omega 8005 foam far less than a double gear style juicer.
Price Range: $253 - $269
Epinions Rating: 
(10 Reviews)
MPN: 8005
Pulp Ejection: With Pulp Ejection
Author's Rating:
Pros: Motor, assembly, cleaning, juicing possibilities
Cons: Has a hard time with pears and tomatoes
The Bottom Line: I am extremely happy with my purchase! I would recommend this to anyone looking for a juicer.
Review: I have had this juicer for a month now. I purchased it after some research and decided to go for this one because of the low RPM and masticating system. This juicer works really well. It will juice hard vegetables very well (carrots, beets) and juicy... Read Full Review by micol124, Feb 17, 2007
Good for personal use volume of juicing
Author's Rating:
Pros: EASY CLEAN UP...so important!, Strong juice, COmpact size
Cons: SLOW, Pricey, Small feed tube,
The Bottom Line: BUY for good personal use juicing. Cleans so easy, gives hearty juices, but for personal level volume. It's a lifetime type of appliance.
Review: Masticating or centrifugal juicer? I chose this Omega juicer 8005 because it gets you more juice but at a slower more cewing pace versus a quicker centrifugal type. I chose this brand over a Champion because it has more attachments and this one says it... Read Full Review by burtonkim, Dec 2, 2006
