The Best Juicers to Help You Kick Off 2018 With a Healthy Start

Spread the juice love with the Breville BJE430SIL Large-Capacity 70-oz. Cold Juice Fountain ($260) — perfect for families and girls' brunch.

At the other end of the scale, the Holstein Housewares Personal Blender ($30) is perfect for single-serve, on-the-go juice and smoothies.

OJ is the OG of juices, so make yours extra potent with the Breville 800CPXL Juicer, Motorized Citrus Press ($290).

The Omega VRT350W Vertical Juicer ($380) looks great on a shelf and can handle fine and tough ingredients with zero adjustments.

For commercial-quality extraction, the Breville JE98XL 2-Speed Juice Fountain Juicer ($220) delivers with adjustable speeds and a froth (ew) extractor.

Specialized strainers let you switch up the Kuvings Whole Slow Juicer ($530) for baby purees, smoothies, and sorbets.

If apple juice is your go-to, consider the Hamilton Beach Big Mouth Pro Juice Extractor ($100). It claims to extract 24 percent more AJ than its closest competitor.

The Cuisinart Citrus Juicer ($40) has three different spouts to address the juicing conundrum of "Yeah, but how do I get it into the glass?"

Relax, this will not make you late for work. The Fagor Platino Slow Juicer ($285) isn't slow — it just employs a two-step process to extract as much juice as possible.

The Nutri Ninja Blender Duo With Auto-iQ ($250) wins for best name and also for second-best name with Total Crushing Technology. It crushes ice and frozen ingredients in seconds, should you go the smoothie route.

With 10 speeds and a 450-watt motor, the Elite Glass Jar Blender ($60) is pretty great value. It can also whip up salsas, marinades, and salad dressings.

Get an eight-ounce glass of juice in just five seconds with the Breville Ikon Die-Cast Juice Fountain Elite Juice Extractor ($300).

Ninjas with places to be can juice up on the go with the Ninja Nutri Ninja Pro BL456 Single-Serve Blender ($115).