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Model	Product Name+	Short Description	Price	Buy Now
	Auger	Spare Auger for Samson GB9001 and Matstone DO-9001...	£23.45 (inc VAT) £19.96(ex VAT)
	Blank Screen	Replacement Blank Screen for L'Equip Visor 509...	£6.08 (inc VAT) £5.17(ex VAT)
TL-EHM11	Cap	Spare Cap for Easy Health Mincer...	£2.00 (inc VAT) £1.70(ex VAT)
TL-EHJ14	Clamp	Spare Clamp for Easy Health Juicer...	£1.95 (inc VAT) £1.66(ex VAT)
	Cleaning Brush	Spare Cleaning Brush for L'Equip Visor 509...	£3.95 (inc VAT) £3.36(ex VAT)
	Cleaning Brush	Spare Cleaning Brush for Samson GB9001 and Matston...	£3.48 (inc VAT) £2.96(ex VAT)
TL-GP62-12	Collar	Collar for Easy Health Live Enzyme Juicer...	£1.00 (inc VAT) £0.85(ex VAT)
	Colour User Manual	Spare Colour User Manual for Samson GB9001 and Mat...	£5.11 (inc VAT) £4.35(ex VAT)
TL-EHM16	Container	Container for Easy Health Mincer...	£4.00 (inc VAT) £3.40(ex VAT)
TL-GP62-15	Container	Container for Easy Health Live Enzyme Juicer...	£3.00 (inc VAT) £2.55(ex VAT)
TL-EHM06	Course Mincing Plate	Spare Course Mincing Plate for Easy Health Mincer...	£2.00 (inc VAT) £1.70(ex VAT)
TL-EHJ12	Cup	Spare Cup for Easy Health Juicer...	£3.20 (inc VAT) £2.72(ex VAT)
	Drum and Guide Version 2	Spare Drum and Guide for Samson GB9001 and Matston...	£17.93 (inc VAT) £15.26(ex VAT)
	Drum Cap	Spare Drum Cap for Samson GB9001 and Matstone DO-9...	£9.51 (inc VAT) £8.09(ex VAT)
TL-GP62-08	End Cap	End Cap for Easy Health Live Enzyme Juicer...	£4.60 (inc VAT) £3.91(ex VAT)
TL-SE7-04	Filter Base	Filter Base for Easy Health Cyclone...	£4.95 (inc VAT) £4.21(ex VAT)
TL-EHM07	Fine Mincing Plate	Spare Fine Mincing Plate for Easy Health Mincer...	£2.00 (inc VAT) £1.70(ex VAT)
TL-GP62-04	Food Pusher	Food Pusher for Easy Health Live Enzyme Juicer...	£1.90 (inc VAT) £1.62(ex VAT)
TL-GP62-06	Green Auger - Wheatgrass	Green Auger - Wheatgrass for Easy Health Live Enzy...	£9.95 (inc VAT) £8.47(ex VAT)
TL-EHJ01	Handle	Spare Handle for Easy Health Juicer...	£2.95 (inc VAT) £2.51(ex VAT)

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