I've had it about three weeks, and can feel the changes in myself. I live in Florida, and buy fresh produce at farmers markets every week. I bag up a kale/spinach/chard mix I get from Sams Club into eight individual ziplock bags. It varies according to what looks good at the farmers market from week to week, but I'll rough cut a couple carrots, a couple sticks of celery, a couple green onions (with the green), a seeded jalapeno or two, and a quarter bunch of cilantro, and put them into eight individual ziplocks. The kale/spinach/chard mix is kinda bitter, but the celery, onion, jalapeno and cilantro mask it and gives it a nice, sweet tex-mex kinda thing. I like it pretty well, so am always glad to have one. My goal is to make it as easy to eat healthy as it is to eat junk. I'll make up two in the evening as I'm washing dishes. I'll add a bag of greens, a bag of veggies and spring water and whizz it up, screw on a lid and put it in the fridge. The next morning, I'll take it out of the fridge, add a couple tablespoons of add-ins (like the Superboost and some flaxseed), whizz it up and drink it after I get back in the house from walking my dog around the block. I have some popsicles in the fridge made from bananas, a handful of berries and a little plain greek yogurt if I get the urge for something sweet. I've found that with my body getting nourishment from these whole raw foods, I don't crave junk and processed foods. Supper is usually a lean protein and a veggie and/or brown rice. I'm liking this new way of eating and feel it's something I can live with long term.

I broke my jaw in December and was wired for 6 weeks so I needed to have my food blended. I have a high powered blender but it was difficult to clean all of the food out from the blades especially when I blended thicker foods. A friend recommended that I try a Nutribullet, so I bought one. It made life so much easier when you are having to blend your meals 3-4 times a day. Now that I have recovered I still use it for its ease of cleaning for making hummus and nut-butters or just when I need to blend a smaller amount of something. . It is a great tool to have in the kitchen.

I fill to the maximum line, attach the extractor blade and tighten it as much as possible and it still leaks! When I have succeeded in tightening the extractor blade enough so that it does not leak I have great difficulty loosening the extractor blade. After leaking it is very difficult to clean the power base and I worry about the liquid going down the hole into the motor. Can't you provide an effective gasket that will seal and then allow easy removal after using the Nutribullet?

Ask google to tell you about the little rubber gasket in the blade assembly of this appliance. It is not made to be removable, yet liquids can get under it and rot, and mold, and smell, and you cannot take that gasket out to clean beneath it. o worries, after about one month the gasket will fall out. And then, you need to buy a new blade assembly, because that "unremovable" gasket cannot be replaced. Most positive reviews online were written really soon after purchase, thus unaware of this impending issue. I love this thing except for this really big problem.

Had the nutribullet for about a month now. Simple, compact and easy to clean. I have many juicers Including the centrifugal and masticating . I do not like the centrifugal one because it's bulky with many parts to clean. I like the masticating juicers better. I Like to juice pomegranates using that one. Both juicers squeeze the juice only and throw away the pulp. I've gotten lazy using the juicers I had because it's bulky and I hate cleaning it. I like to have pulp in my juice for fibers. Ive been using the nutribullet almost everyday and I like it because it's so fast and cleanup is a breeze. it also blend fruits and veggies well for a small machine.

This is the second one to quit working in less then a year, I bought the 900 when the 600 quit working thinking it would have more power and was thinking of getting of getting the new one if I could save enough. I will not purchase another. I am very disappointed was using it daily and my health had improved but cannot afford to purchase one every three months.

We bought this about a month ago. We actually compared a Vitamix blender, costing twice the amoun, and the Bullet. We all like the ease of the Bullet. Less mess to clean up, no need to find another cup to pour the contents into....blends our greens so nicely and we do not have many seeds left from out berries....they are blended perfectly. We love it!

I have had approximately two months to play with my bullet and have to say I am more than happy with the purchase. I use it nightly to prep my drinks for the following day. I have used varying types of hard/soft ingredients and have always ended up with a very smooth drink. No leaks come from the PRO. The entire ensemble includes several different sized cups all of which are of great convenience. A coworker has the regular Bullet and has had some issues with leaks. Not with my purchase. Very very happy.

I love using my NutriBullet for my green smoothies, but the rubber ring around the blade comes off every now and then. Yesterday while pulsing something kept making a loud noise - I open it up and the rubber ring had come off and was in the smoothie itself. It didn't damage the rubber ring, but it was annoying. Other than that I love my NutriBullet!

I have been using this for the past 5 years, got to say by far the best smoothie maker, it pulps the life out of everything. However I do say poor built because in time the cup that holds the white activator will break on the inside and there is no way to fix it, the company doesn't offer a replacement for that part either. But the motor and everything else is awesome. So I bought my second one 4yrs later. Just remember to buy the extra warranty like I did this second time.