Last updated: October 10, 2026
We want you to know exactly how our buying guides are put together, so you can decide how much weight to give our recommendations.
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We research, we don’t lab-test
Our picks are based on research, not hands-on lab testing. We think it is important to be upfront about that. Instead of testing every machine ourselves, we bring together the most reliable information available and compare products side by side.
Our research process
- Build a shortlist. We start with the best-selling and best-rated models from established brands, plus newer models that look promising.
- Check the specs. We compare the details that matter for each category, such as motor power, capacity, battery life, weight, noise, ease of cleaning, and warranty, using the manufacturer’s official information.
- Read verified owner feedback. We read large numbers of verified-purchase reviews, paying special attention to repeated complaints about leaks, breakdowns, batteries, and customer service.
- Compare expert opinions. We look at hands-on reviews from respected independent testers and publications to see where they agree and disagree.
- Match products to real needs. We pick a “best for” winner in each category, such as best overall, best budget, or best for travel, so you can find the one that suits you.
What gets a product removed
- It is discontinued or hard to buy.
- Owners report the same serious problem again and again.
- It doesn’t really fit the category (for example, a large countertop blender in a portable blender guide).
- A clearly better option appears at a similar price.
Updates
We review our guides regularly and show the date each one was last updated. Prices change often, so always check the current price before you buy.
Who is behind the research
Juicer Hunter is run by Lisa Haley, a nutritionist and the site’s founder, with help from our contributors. Read more in our Editorial Policy and Affiliate Disclosure.
