I've had Acme, Champion, and Norwalk juicers in the past.

Now I'm using a Nutri bullet because I want fiber as well as juice.

Typical drink includes:

Greens (spinach, dandelion, kale, etc)
banana
ginger root-sm piece
garlic-single clove
acidophillus liquid/powder
Vit C crystals
Vit D drops
liquid multi-vitamin or b-complex (depending on other ingredients)
carrot, beet or apple
frozen rice milk cubes to cool it off
Rice/almond milk

The instructions call for the lighter items to be added first so the blade can more easily reach/crush/pulverize the tougher veggies.

You can use whatever you like. I prefer to add vitamins to the juice than take a bunch of pills. I always wash the container out immediately after pouring it in a glass so it is ready to go again the next morning. There are only two pieces so this makes it more convenient than my juicer. I got tired of scraping (tossing) the pulp and having to wash numerous pieces.

I've had Acme, Champion, and Norwalk juicers in the past.

Now I'm using a Nutri bullet because I want fiber as well as juice.

Typical drink includes:

Greens (spinach, dandelion, kale, etc)
banana
ginger root-sm piece
garlic-single clove
acidophillus liquid/powder
Vit C crystals
Vit D drops
liquid multi-vitamin or b-complex (depending on other ingredients)
carrot, beet or apple
frozen rice milk cubes to cool it off
Rice/almond milk

The instructions call for the lighter items to be added first so the blade can more easily reach/crush/pulverize the tougher veggies.

You can use whatever you like. I prefer to add vitamins to the juice than take a bunch of pills. I always wash the container out immediately after pouring it in a glass so it is ready to go again the next morning. There are only two pieces so this makes it more convenient than my juicer. I got tired of scraping (tossing) the pulp and having to wash numerous pieces.