Juisir, The World’s First Self-Cleaning Juicer, Raises More Than $100,000 During First Day On Kickstarter
Jan 18, 2017
The inventors strive to make healthy lifestyles more achievable
San Francisco, United States - January 17, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Funded Today (www.funded.today) is happy to announce that Juisir (www.juisir.com), the world's first self-cleaning juicer, has surpassed $100,000 in pledges on its first day on Kickstarter. In the process, the campaign funding goal of $35,000 was reached in a matter of hours.
"The response so far has been overwhelming," said Leo Chen, the inventor of the Juisir. "We are excited to make this product a reality and the world a better place in the process."
The Juisir was created with the needs of the average commuter in mind. Between work, family and social obligations, Chen and many of his peers struggled to make time for a healthy diet. In particular, he was discouraged by the excessive time needed to clean his previous juicer. So, Chen left his job at a pharmaceutical company and became an inventor.
"In my previous occupation, I worked with medications that help patients get healthy," said Chen. "This is no different. The Juisir makes healthy living and a healthy diet accessible to those who would otherwise have not enough time for it."
Thanks to a new technology that uses pressing rather than blending, every drop of juice is extracted from the fruit and vegetables introduced into the machine. Unlike conventional juicers, Chen's invention uses a bag as a container for the fruits and vegetables. This recyclable bag prevents the leftovers from ever getting in contact with the Juisir, thus eliminating any need for cleaning the machine itself.
To pre-order your Juisir at a discounted early bird price, go to http://kck.st/2jq9HJX.
Contact Info:
Name: Pascal Friedmann
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Funded Today
Phone: 801-695-5804
Video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdbVAt0Rb-k
For more information, please visit http://www.funded.today
Release ID: 161981
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