LĒVO Oil Infuser Machines: C, II+ & Lux

Most people land on the II+ — it handles oil, butter, and honey in everyday batch sizes and has the drying cycle. Choose the C when you batch for a household and want more capacity in one run. Choose the Lux when you want the largest capacity and the most control over each stage. If you want it decided for you, the two-minute quiz asks what you infuse, how much, and what you make with it.

Capacity, cycle control, and the drying stage. All three dry, activate, and infuse in the same machine, so the difference is how much you can run at once and how much you can adjust mid-cycle. The comparison table above this section lays the three side by side on capacity, cycle options, and price. Herb-to-oil ratio guidance is the same across models — the machine changes your batch size, not your recipe.

Infused oil, butter, honey, tinctures, and the base for anything you cook with them — plus salves, balms, and body oils if you are making topicals rather than food. The machine handles the dry, activate, and infuse stages, then you strain and use it like any other ingredient. There are 500+ recipes in the LĒVO recipe library, from weeknight cooking to skincare.

Yes, and it is one of the most common reasons people buy. You infuse your oil or butter in the machine, then use it with a gummy mix and mold. If gummies are the main thing you want, look at the Gummy Mixer and the mix packs alongside the machine — the two are bought together more often than separately. Mix ingredient and dietary details are listed on each mix product page.

No — the machine does both. Run the dry cycle to pull moisture, then activate, then infuse, all in the same vessel without transferring anything or heating your oven. If your material is already dry you can skip straight to activation. Doing it in one sealed machine is also why the process is far less pungent than the stovetop or oven method.

You control strength the same way you would in any infusion: the ratio of herb to oil, and the time and temperature you run. The machine's job is to make that repeatable — the same inputs give you the same result batch to batch, which is the part a stovetop cannot do. We publish ratio guidance by model and there are starting points for every recipe in the library. We cannot tell you the potency of your specific material.

Plan on a few hours end to end, most of it unattended. The dry and activate stages take the bulk of the time; the infusion itself is shorter. You set it and walk away — there is no stirring, no watching a pot, and no double boiler. Exact cycle times vary by model and by how wet your material is when you start.

Batch size is the main thing separating the three machines. You can always run a smaller batch than the maximum, so a larger machine does not lock you into big runs — it just gives you the option. The comparison table above shows capacity side by side.

The parts that touch your oil come out and go in the dishwasher. The pod, the stirrer, and the reservoir lift out; the body wipes down. Cleaning between batches is the difference between a machine you use weekly and one that lives in a cupboard, so it was designed to come apart without tools.

Far less than the stovetop or oven method, because the process stays sealed inside the machine. It is not odourless — you will notice it in the room while it runs — but it does not carry through the house or linger in fabric the way an open pot does. This comes up often enough from people in apartments and shared houses that it is worth saying plainly.

Just your herb of choice and your oil, butter, or honey. Everything required to run a first batch ships with the machine. The things people add later are extra pods so they can run back-to-back batches without washing up, a herb press for a cleaner strain, and storage bottles. Those are in the rail below — none of them are required on day one.

Warranty length differs between new and refurbished machines, so check the term shown on the individual product page rather than assuming it is the same across the collection. Free shipping applies on orders over $199.