Order one on Amazon. They are cheap. You can get them anywhere.
I spent under 30 bucks for mine.
I don't have a juicer. I have a food processor and a blender. The best thing about vegan eating is it is super cheap. You pay the most for fruits and vegetables, but you don't spend it on meat and fast food garbage.
And you CAN dry things in the sun. If you have a good heat from the sun. Won't work in winter of course.
My kitchen has barely enough room to turn around; it's the same as a small yacht's galley. No storage space - definitely no room for food processing machinery of any kind. I do everything with hand tools. In our climate, winter is the warm, dry, sunny time; summer is fiercely hot, cloudy and endlessly raining, often with wild storms and cyclones.
We have friends with a solar mango dehydrator, two stories high and attached to the front of their house on the side of a hill. Each year they hand skin, slice and dehydrate the mangoes from 200 trees with the help of WOOFERS.
I would like to try some experiments with dried vegies in our winter sun - gets up to around 25-28ºC for days at a time.
What has a LABORATORY to do with health? If you knew anything about vegan eating, we do not touch anything that is manufactured. It has to be living. It has to be raw. It has to be alive. No processed foods, no chemicals, no dead animals for sure. If you are ready to accept all kinds of side effects you think you must endure, then that is your choice. Rancid and cooked fat, especially animal fat is the surest way to heart attacks and cancer and just ill health.
Eat your bacon. That is the exact opposite of natural food that has not been compromised by hormones, fat, grease, burned oil and carcinogens. Not to mention killing an innocent animal and digesting the pain it was in when it was put to death in the most horrid of fashions.