Power Juicer Infomercial Review

I have had a juicer in the past and let me tell you, there are a whole lot of ways to make a nasty drink. I have seen several different infomercials for juicers in my day and all of them talk of the healthy and “Easy” way to get your days essential vitamins and minerals. I do agree with the healthy part. I don’t believe that just because of making my own juice I am going to be the 80 year old man running down the beach with a boogie board, but at least I wont be spending a lot of money on sugar filled drinks, however delicious they are.

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Back to the point though. The most recent infomercial that I have seen related to juicers is the Power Juicer with its new sleek looking Stainless steel. The majority of the infomercial was concentrating on the making of juice and its health benefits. Great I say. That’s the reason I ever bought one. However, the one thing that they briefly touched on was the clean up. “Clean up is a breeze” they allege. Well, maybe I am just doing it wrong. You can’t just rinse it off. You have to wash it; otherwise it smells really bad in a few days. I made that mistake, and putting it in the dishwasher is exactly easy to do either.

Any who, I definitely recommend this product to anybody and everybody, especially parents with young kids. All too often parents are filling their children with sugar, and by making your own juice, at least your kids will be healthier.

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CHERRY PHARM: Infomercial Review

CHERRY PHARM: Infomercial Review

For once I actually watched an infomercial after I've already sampled the product being advertised. It's a good thing, too. I already know for a fact that Cherry Pharm is a super product that does exactly what it advertises. But if I'd waited until I saw the commercial, I would have been completely insulted.

The commercial starts off by making me dizzy. We have a bunch of weird spinning special effects with voices echoing in the background. So they're going to sell me a health product by making me throw up?

Then a guy comes on and says "It" is pretty close to a miracle food. So I'm thinking.....pizza?

Then a lady says, "I can't tell you how much my life has changed since I started drinking this." So I'm thinking.....Budweiser? (Hey, like it or not, if you drink a lot of it, it does change your life).

But no, the miracle, life-changing food is Cherry Pharm. We're told it contains 50 whole cherries in one bottle of juice. We're also told it has two complete servings of fruit. Now I'm no math giant, but if 50 cherries equals two servings of fruit, that tells me there are 25 cherries in ONE serving.

TWENTY-FIVE MOM! Boy did I get ripped off all those years as a kid, when Mom gave me about FIVE cherries. My dear mother cheated me 20 cherries per meal!

I was slightly ticked off when they said that fruit flavored powders are not "the key." I'm a big powdered-drink fan. The Kool-Aid Man and I are best buds from way back. But I couldn't disagree: Kool-Aid just hypes me up, but Pharm Air energizes me during the day and helps me rest at night.

That's the other big benefit they promote for Cherry Pharm in the ad: it helps you sleep at night. To be honest, this is not needed for me. I can fall asleep while EATING 50 cherries, never mind waiting until after they take effect.

The other thing that kind of offended me about the commercial is that Jack Edwards tells me over and over "I'm Jack Edwards." Yes, Jack, I remember you from 60 seconds ago when you told me your name. Are you hoping that Cherry Pharm will also improve my memory?

Now if you'll pardon me, I have to go to sleep. I'm betting I can do it on only two cherries tonight.