Manual Lemon Squeezer Juicer for Fresh Citrus Juice
Fresh lemon or orange juice without the wrist ache or the seed in your glass. One hinged lever press does the squeezing, so a morning glass of citrus takes seconds. Built for the home kitchen, from morning water to cocktail hour.
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Fresh lemon or orange juice without the wrist ache or the seed in your glass. One hinged lever press does the squeezing, so a morning glass of citrus takes seconds. Built for the home kitchen, from morning water to cocktail hour.
Squeeze fresh lemon or orange juice by hand in seconds with a simple lever press
- hand fatigue from squeezing citrus
- seeds and pulp falling into juice
- messy citrus juicing
Fresh citrus juice in seconds, without the hand cramp
Squeezing lemons by hand leaves your wrist sore and seeds in your glass. One simple lever press gives you clean, fresh juice every morning.
One lever press does the hard work

The lever does the squeezing
The hinged handle carries the pressure, so your wrist stays loose. The fifth lemon of the morning feels as easy as the first. If you want other options, browse the manual lemon juicer range.

Seeds stay behind
The triangular cup has slotted drainage holes. Juice runs through into your jug while seeds and most of the pulp stay in the cup. Halve the fruit, set it cut side down, and press once.

Grip that holds on
The ridged handles give a firm grip that stays put when your hands are wet from rinsing. Squeezing a few lemons in a row feels steady, and the handles do not slide mid-press.
Cut, place, press, pour
- 1Cut and place
Halve the lemon or orange across the middle. Set one half cut side down in the slotted cup so the juice has a clear path out.
- 2Press once
Close the hinged lever with steady pressure. Let the handle carry the work instead of forcing it, especially with a large orange.
- 3Pour
Juice runs through the slots into your jug or glass. Check for stray seeds, then rinse the cup while the juice is still fresh.
Rinse it and it is ready again
- Rinse right after use
Warm water clears the pulp before it dries in the slots.
- Brush the slots
A small brush clears pulp from the drainage holes so juice keeps flowing.
- Check the hinge
Look for stiffness now and then, and keep the pivot clear of pulp.
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Questions and answers
The body is molded from ABS, a tough plastic that handles regular kitchen use. It is a budget tool, so halve large oranges first and let the lever carry the pressure instead of forcing it.
Most of them do. The slotted cup catches seeds and thick pulp while juice runs through into your jug. Fine pulp still passes, so this suits drinks, dressings and cooking better than a pulp-free shot.
Yes. Halve the orange and set it cut side down. Lemons press with very little effort, while a large orange needs a firmer squeeze, so go slowly on the first press.
Halves from standard lemons, limes and oranges work well in the cup. Whole fruit does not sit properly, so always cut it across the middle first.
Yes. Rinse it under warm water right after use and brush the slots. Dried pulp is the only thing that makes cleanup slow, so do it the same day.
A reamer asks your wrist to twist fruit against a cone, and it leaves seeds behind. This press uses the hinge for pressure and a slotted cup to hold seeds back. For the price of a few bottles of juice, you get fresh citrus every day. Compare more options in the handheld citrus press range.
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