HIC Citrus Juicer Reamer with Handle and Pour Spout, Heavyweight Glass, Clear

Excelente me sirve de exprimidor muy bien 👍

Just like the one grandma had!

Pretty good! And don't have to worry about it getting stained with all the acid.

This is a very small item for the price. I’m not going to send it back. He was for a gift, but I will keep it for myself because it’s just too small. I doubt if a large lemon or lime would even do the trick but it’s nice. The glass is pretty, and it will serve a purpose of some kind, it arrived in great condition and was not broken very well wrapped

I have tried so many different kinds of citrus juicers. None of them work as well as this. When I say "work" i mean how easy they are to use and how much actual juice I get out of the fruit. I should have gotten this from the beginning. My mother had one and I grew up using one of these. I should have known this one would be the best. Also, the quality of this item seems good. Very heavy so it won't slip around. You won't be disappointed.

I had been using a two-piece juicer from a local box store. Plastic on top with a cheap glass container screwed on underneath. It never sealed properly and the plastic would get gummed up too easily with pulp and seeds. So, we tossed that and started looking for something super basic that would be easy to use and clean. Enter this item and bingo.This doesn't hold much juice: between 4-6oz. depending on the stability of your hands and the size of the citrus you are juicing. I juice lemons and limes about 2-3 times a week for all sorts of drinks (from cocktails to homemade sodas). I store the juice in a separate container, so I don't need the juicer to hold very much juice. I just juice 2-3 limes or 1 (large) lemon and pour it into my other container. That doesn't bug me, but if you're looking for a one-piece juicer (juice and then pour into a glass for drinking) this will probably not be the juicer for you.The solid, single-piece glass construction has nice weight and is easy to stabilize on a bar towel, etc. The teeth are designed/spaced nicely and it handles slightly under-ripe limes better than our old plastic juicer ever did. This juicer doesn't leave much juice behind. The only disadvantage to this design is that you have to strain pulp and seeds with a separate tool (tea strainer, etc.) - not a huge deal for drinks that are later going through a strainer anyway, but it creates an extra step for soda and baking.Pros:- Single piece is easy to clean- Solid construction has nice weight and feels sturdy (I'd still advise against the dishwasher)- Design doesn't leave a lot of juice behind (for lemons and limes)- Cost is spot on for how often we use it and how long it appears it will lastCons:- No built-in strainer for pulp and seeds- Low volume means pouring out the juice between fruits- Small size of the unit as a whole kind of limits this to smaller citrus. I had less success juicing a medium-sized orange, but it still worked.I wanted a citrus juicer primarily for juicing lemons and limes. This was just what I was looking for: simple, easy to use and clean. If you're looking to juice oranges and grapefruits, you might want to search a little further for a larger unit (one just like this but 50% larger would be great). If you don't mind pouring between fruits and using a separate strainer, this is a winner.NB: made in Taiwan.

The basin it too small, even for a small lemon. Sturdy, though, and juices easily

I wanted a low tech way to make a bit of fresh OJ, plus I often juice lemons. This glass juicer works well. The handle is comfortable, the spout pours without dribbling, the dish holds almost 4oz or 1/2 Cup. It should last forever; the other one pictured was my grandmothers.