Original Lemon Fluicer Easy-Squeeze Fold-Flat Citrus Juicer - 10 Inch, Suits Lime & Lemon

This is the best lemon juicer. Bought one for myself, then two more for gifts because it is just so easy and efficient. Dishwasher safe, catches most of the seeds, squeezes every last drop with just one repositioning of the fruit. Big enough to use for smaller oranges and for smaller citrus as well. Folds pretty flat for storage, easy to dump the spent fruit out for repeated juicings. I’ve had mine for a year-plus and it’s still basically brand new even with heavy use and dishwashing frequently.

Just used this yellow lemon juicer for the first time to squeeze 8 lemons into a measuring cup to then save in Oxo Good Grips Chef’s Squeeze Bottle. I now have 12oz of lemon juice ready to be used. I always bought Minute Maid pure frozen, but it’s now hard to find. And anyway, this is less money for more juice. The squeezer is amazing! Cut the lemon in half, put it in, and with ARM pressure, NOT hand strength, the juice pours out! Then turn it over and out falls the juiceless rind. Plastic construction and hinges feel strong, but I only used it this one time (16 squeezes). So I will have to see how it holds up over time. But for now… WOW! GREAT!!

I’ve tried a handful of lemon squeezers over the years, and this one is hands-down my favorite. It’s one of those kitchen tools that just works—and makes you wonder why you didn’t get it sooner. What I Love: • Space-Saving Design: It folds completely flat, which is genius. It doesn’t clutter up my drawer like bulkier squeezers or juicers, and it’s easy to grab when I need it. • Effortless Juicing: It squeezes lemons like a dream. Seriously—no struggling, no wasted juice. Even slightly firmer lemons are no match for this thing. • Catches Seeds Perfectly: One of my favorite features is how well it catches seeds while letting every drop of juice through. No more fishing seeds out of a bowl or strainer. • Easy to Clean: A quick rinse under the tap and it’s clean. I’ve also tossed it in the dishwasher a few times with no issue. • Fun and Functional: I actually look forward to using it. There’s something satisfying about how smooth and effective the whole process is—it’s made adding lemon to dishes and drinks a joy instead of a chore. Any Drawbacks? Honestly, I haven’t run into a single issue. It does exactly what it promises and does it exceptionally well. Final Verdict: This lemon squeezer nails it on design, functionality, and ease of use. If you use citrus regularly, it’s a must-have. I’d confidently give it 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it to anyone looking for a sleek, efficient, and enjoyable kitchen upgrade.

Great Gadget! Read reviews on tons of manual juicers that would work on oranges and grapefruits. Finally, chose this product and so glad I did. Easy to use, clean and store! Works perfectly on both kinds of fruit. (Other gadgets had many complaints about not working well for anything other than lemons.)

Works great for limes and lemons. I broke my old school metal one that I’ve had forever. This one is much easier to use anyways because you can do a wide range of sizes in it from small key limes to large sized lemon or orange halves. And it juices them CLEAN. With the old round kind, I always wound up squeezing it more by hand to get remaining juice out. And with this one, you don’t strictly have to rely on grip strength. You can use your arm strength to squeeze it too if you have a weak grip.

I bought and compared the dreamfarm orange fluicer to the imusa handheld orange juicer. I squeezed three same size oranges with each, very firmly, and these were the results: the dreamfarm is much easier and faster to use. requires less pressure. handles are more comfortable. doesn't spray out juice excessively. I even did grapefruits, and despite a little more juice coming out the top, it still worked pretty well. the imusa requires a lot more more pressure, time, and has less comfortable handles. juice shoots out both sides like crazy, and makes a big mess. the hinge detached while I was using it, but I was able to put it back together. it squeezes more pulp out through the holes and the sides than the dreamfarm. including the pulp/orange pieces from the imusa, both devices generated 10 fluid ounces of juice. the quality of the juice was better from the imusa. sweeter and less bitter. more pulpy. the dreamfarm unfortunately squeezes presumably the bitter, indigestible oils from the orange skin. I learned years ago from juicing expert John Kohler that the outer colored skin of oranges and grapefruits contain indigestible compounds, while the skins of lemons and limes are fine and can be juiced whole. sadly the dreamfarm seems to squeeze a significant amount of these compounds from the skin, which make the resulting juice taste kind of astringent, and impact the stomach suboptimally. if you're just using the dreamfarm to juice lemons and limes, you should be fine. in summary, if you want to juice oranges at home, I would recommend an electric reamer like the Breville or some cheaper one, or one of the tall non-electric mechanical presses (the aforementioned John Kohler sells one of the better presses on the market on his website Discountjuicers dot com). if you just want to juice lemons and limes, the dreamfarm is probably great.

I first saw this juicer in a store and picked it up because it really squeezes every bit of juice out of a lime. Using it is simple, just place half a lime inside, press down, and it flattens the fruit while giving me noticeably more juice than other juicers I’ve tried. The build quality is excellent, it feels sturdy in my hands, and it is comfortable to use even for bigger hands like mine. Cleanup is quick since it opens up enough to easily get a sponge inside, and the fold-flat design saves space in the utensil drawer. I have used it for both cooking and cocktails, and it even worked with lemon wedges. My wife was impressed that I found such a useful gadget. I am very happy with it and would recommend it to anyone who uses limes regularly.

My fluicer arrived with the little seed catcher broken, so I asked for a replacement, but instead they gave me a refund and haven't restocked the fluicer since. C'est domage. HOWEVER, I've been just using it anyway, and this thing is actually magical. I have bad wrists and previously juicing citrus by hand was something I did rarely and painfully. Now I can juice 10 lemons in ten minutes with no pain or even strain, and I do feel like. I get more of the juice this way, too. The orange one can accommodate large oranges and any citrus smaller than that, which makes the larger size more useful than the smaller, lemon or lime fluicers. Strongly recommend this product.

This hand juicer really does work . You get a lot more juicer from a lemon or orange as an example . Only down side , stop made from plastic as posed to my metal one .

Excelente calidad y exelente producto

Works perfectly for all citrus fruits! Just big to store, but functionally great.

Cumple muy bien su función de exprimidor, y a la vez, cuela los huesitos del citrico que caen. El que puedas usar ambos brazos para exprimir ,facilita el trabajo. Haciéndolo más sencillo.