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Why is the OMNI Blender V cheaper than its competitor blenders?

• The OMNIBLEND V 3 hp Blender is really a $450 + dollar blender. We do not want to sell it for more. We are a consumer direct distributor of the OMNI V Blender. We have reduced the price to $ 250.00 plus shipping to get more buyers quicker and start earning your honest feedback.
  
• People want to know from others what this blender is like. Remember, we are giving you a full 30 days money back return guarantee if you are not satisfied with this blender.
  
• We are extremely critical with the blender that we offer. We have tested and reviewed in the past many different blenders thoroughly. The OMNI Blender is an Energizer. It is also a saving machine that can blend everything you need to micronize and to blend it into smoothies, paste, puree, ice cream, peanut butter, soup, etc.
  

• The OMNI V Blender has a 3 horsepower motor. Because the motor is an energy efficient (latest technology) motor, it saves power.  It also cools better, lasts longer and runs significantly quieter. The RMP's are little slower than in the 3 hp commercial competitors' blenders. The OMNI V still has a 3 hp torque, enough to micronizing smoothie-ness when compared to the blending outcome of other 3 hp blenders. It out-performs most other high performance 3 hp blenders.   This actually leaves much reserve that leads to motor longevity (it will last longer).
  

• As of February 1, 2011 (after having sold the OMNI blender for about 1.5 years) we have been satisfied sufficiently with its performance and quality, so we raised the warranty to a full 7 years. This covers material defects and associated labor, and shipping of the blender motor. You probably should read the Warranty information so you understand it before making a claim.
  

• BPA stands for Bi-Phenol aka "Bis-phenol A" which is used to start the Polycarbonate container production with the material resin. BPA has been found in containers, foremost in softer and thinner plastic baby bottles (and that is the real concern). The container material can leech if exposed to hot temperatures.
  
• These critical temperatures are in Polycarbonate Containers, and in safety testing by Bayer take place with 230 degree F.  The melting point is 230 degrees Fahrenheit.
• Everything leeches, especially your HDPE or PETE water bottles, your milk bottles or 1 gallon containers, and of course your glass containers, etc. But your glass container has been proven over time to be very safe. Plastic has not been proven at all. Give it another 20 to 30 years, and then we should know more about plastic interacting with food stuff whether it imay be safe.
  
• Plastic does not necessarily leech all the time. Depending on the material, a product will leech at a lower temperature than in other materials, leeching at a higher temperature. So when your HDPE drinking water bottle is left in the car for a while and you come back to take a sip, you then will taste this funny bitter-weird tasting .... You know what I mean.
• The Polycarbonate containers are specially hardened and are considered very thick. They hardly ever leech especially when you make an ice-cold smoothie, ice-cream, or sauce. Do not microwave your container, not even if you have the BPA-FREE Co-polyester Eastman Tritan (TM) Container, and although dishwasher safe, I wouldn't put my $ 80 container into the dishwasher. Just rinse it out. It will last much longer.
  
• And of course, then there is the Bis-Phenol-Free Co-Polyester container production, started without this resin preparation, and therefore BPA-Free. According to Bayer Chemical Company, there is no way to make a BPA-FREE Polycarbonate container. They have to be Co-Polyester. And Co-Polyester leeches too, only it does not have the Bisphenol A in it.
  
• Co-Polyester will actually start leeching at 210 degrees. It is softer than Polycarbonate too. And either way, anything above 200 degrees Fahrenheit is too hot to cook with anyway. So why do even worry about that. And if leeching takes place, all the plastic chemical components will leech indiscriminately. So, even if you have the BPA-Free Jar material, the other plastics  components are certainly not on the FDA list of consumable foods either.
  
• We don't know what other dangers there could be with polycarbonate or co-polyester, bpa-free or not. Either way, we recommend, do not cook your container!
• The story and the truth behind BPA-Free is unclear. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has never issued a warning and is not concerned, and neither is the FDA. The chemical substance levels are all well below critical limits and are considered safe. Many people who purchase a BPA free container are enough concerned; they say they want to be on the safe side. But we don't even know as consumers who we can trust nowadays. We are hearing way too many contradictions. And it appears that the company that makes the Eastman Tritan material has a Middle Eastern Oil Origin.
• We go by what our competitors do because that seems to be the market trend. Personally, I hate it, because it really seems to be so manipulative.
  
• Other competitors (not all) offer blender packages to the consumers with the BPA Free container while their commercial blender packages come with the regular PolyCarb containers. Waring has never been worried about it. Why is this important to know? Because if there was a threat to our health, these companies would only produce and sell BPA-Free containers. I believe it is possible that the latest BPA-FREE Container materials are the most recent Marketing Stunt for us gull-able consumers, the consumers who believe everything they hear or see on Television. How sad is that, that we just don't know anymore what to believe and who to believe? To the other hand, if I knew what was really safe, I would certainly seek that direction...and I leave it by that.
  

• Stainless steel containers are the next best thing. Waring sells stainless steel containers that fit on the OMNI blender base and on the Competitors' blenders. But that stainless steel jar costs over $ 200.00
  

• YES! The Melting Point for the injection molding manufacturing process is 130 Degrees Celsius which is way beyond 250 Celsius approximately. Bayer Chemical Company is the manufacturer of the Polycarbonate resin for the OMNI containers. According to Bayer and their testing procedure, the container is a food grade and safe product. The material has been tested by the European Community and the FDA and EPA of USA. Bayer boils the sample material at 100 degrees Celsius / 220 degrees Fahrenheit for 2 hours. Then they cook it for ten days at 40 degrees Celsius, which is about 102 - 105 degrees Fahrenheit. The liquid or content is then tested for leeched side products in a laboratory. The results are within the acceptable standards according the Federal regulations and food safety standards. I would like to mention that 220 degrees Fahrenheit is not a normal kitchen or raw / green smoothie or soup consumption use/application with any of your blender equipments or containers.

Are there other Blender Jars or Containers that can be used with, or fitted onto the motor base of the Omni Blender?

• Yes, certainly, there are a few different brands that make similar blenders and/or parts and/or containers. This means that theoretically, some parts of one kind of a blender may fit onto another one. The mere fact that some parts may fit onto one or the other smoothie blender, is not a prohibited activity. The consumer may retro-fit parts and components at his/her OWN discretion as long as you know and  understand that there are certain risks involved. First, one or the other, or perhaps all affected parts and/or components retro-fitted are not tested in that order for safety. Therefore, any of the affected parts and/or components covered by a manufacturer's warranty may actually then not qualify for any kind of warranty coverage anymore.
• We will not tell you you which parts may or may not fit. It is not our intention to inter-change these parts.
• If you explore the possibilities of retro-fitting fore example another competitor's jar to fit the Omni Blender or the other way around, or a blade, etc... you, the consumer are hereby notified that you assume any and all responsibilities and liabilities if you mix up different brand products and components.
  

• YES! You can buy the competitor's jar from them (but know, they will likely void the jar warranty due to anti-trust violation decisions on their end). The OMIN Blender V blender jar will come with the BPA-Free material soon. We will announce it.
  

• Actually, the 50oz OMNI container has room for up to 2 liters / 2 quarts / 64oz of liquid or content.
  
• The standard container that comes with the OMNI Blender is a 64oz Polycarbonate jar with a multi-function blade. The measuring markings on the container are up to 50 fl oz.
  

• No, a glass container is not safe to operate  (at this time) in any of the high performance blenders. The OMNI is a 3 hp high performance blender. A glass container would shatter into many dangerous pieces flying explosively through your kitchen due to the extreme force created by the motor and blade in this rather little space; especially dangerous when a user leaves a fork, spoon or other hard non-blend-able items in the jar. You want a strong enough container protecting you from exploding into your face. Glass breaks too easy, even if very heavy and thick. Naturally, weaker blenders come often with glass containers.
  

• The OMNI Blender has been around since the mid 90's (1995), sold in over 55 countries, mostly in Europe. It has been sold on a more commercial level because of its heavy duty application and has not been advertised very heavily here in the USA. OMNIBLENDER.COM, LLC has been selling many units since November 2009 and has not received any complaints about the durability or workmanship. Of course there are always some warranty issues or claims with anything. That is why a good warranty is provided. We stand behind our products!

• We are receiving more and more feedback from customers of how satisfied they are with the OMNI blender. In the past there were not too many customer feedback reports available though. We have a few links where customers started to share their experiences about the OMNI blenders. Remember, if the OMNI blender would be a crappy blender, we would not sell it. It is for us really a thing of reputation.
• See what other people are saying about the OMNI Blender.
  

1. http://www.drmcdougall.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=17683&start=15
2. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100623074017AA1FbA4
3. Go to FaceBook and search for "3Blenders"
   

• The OMNI JTC Blenders are made in China, although the Headquarters (JTC) is in Taiwan. The factory is an ISO 9001 certified facility with the latest state of the art equipment and engineering, all from German and Swiss origin. Proof of that alone is the high grade stainless steel used in the blender components and the 3 hp self-compensating energy-efficient motor. Compared to the Montel Health Master Blender, the OMNI Blender is 100% better in quality, workmanship and will outlast the Montel Health Master blender 5 to 1.  Even some other competitors claim USA-produced blenders but their blades are from CHINA (when you turn it over, it shows the insignia "China" on it) suggesting it might also be made in China, and probably also other components.
  

• You may contact us, OmniBlender.COM, LLC. We will take care of your warranty and service needs, returns, repairs, accessories, upgrades, etc.
  

• There are hundreds of thousands of recipes available for raw food, paste, hot soup, smoothies, juices, drinks, ice cream, peanut butter, etc. right online, even the competition has recipes available online. Just because you may have seen the Montel Health Master Infomercial does not mean you really need to have specific recipes for this blender. This high performance blender, like the rest of them, the Montel Health Master excluded, blend any and all kind of recipes, as you want them too. What ever you put it, it will blend it, of course within its reasonable limits, just in case you are planning on grinding down granite rocks. You can do it however not without damaging the blender. What you see in infomercials is for show. They don't show you all the true facts. Caution there!

• Yes, you can make any juice, smoothie, soup, paste, butter, ice cream, etc. with the OMNI Blender, and even better and much faster than with the Montel Health Master Blender. It takes about a good 1/2 minute / 30 seconds to blend hot soup (starting out with hot water from the faucet already). You can then opt in to keep blending for richer nutritional finesse or stop at 30 seconds. The soup should be over 100 degree Fahrenheit anyway because otherwise you might as well just cook it on the stove and kill all the nutrients with the high temperature.
• You can make ice cream in about 20 to 30 seconds with the OMNI V blender by putting fruits on the bottom and ice on top. The use the tamper tool that we provide and push down on the ingredients while blending on high power, using the 35 second timer.
• You can make vegetable paste or sauce with garlic by just putting all desired ingredients into the container and putting the blender on high with the 60 second timer.
• You can make your favorite fresh raw vegetable smoothie in 30 seconds or less.
  

• The OMNI V Blender is available in Black. It is made in Black and an Olive Gray, but we only sell the Black color because it is a more popular color.
  

• Yes, you have 30 days from the purchase date to try out the blender and to return it. You can send it back if you are not happy with it. We encourage you to dig in and use it daily. Only when using it you will get to know all fun and exciting recipes, and your favorites. Remember, most people that make a 400 to 500 $ kitchen appliance purchase and will not even use it. I just bought a competitor's blender still in the box from someone here in Utah who has never used this blender. For crying out loud, the blender was like 4 years old and has never been used. USE IT! PLEASE! It might be good for you too!

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