Delane

My Ninja was a special buy at Sam's it was a bundle, and I only paid $49 for it, and yes I can do single sized smoothies. Like I said though I do love my magic bullet. So you wouldn't go wrong there. Go to Bed Bath and Beyond use there 20% off coupon. Thats what I did. Let me know which one you pick.

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YvetteRene

Thanks again everyone! I'll let you know what I decide on.

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Lap RNY: October 12, 2009

Highest/Surgery Day/Current/Goal
234/212/185/137

hollycerniglia

I just use a regular blendar because I am cheap also. I do have a shaker cup from iherb.com that I use for my protein shakes. I really like it.

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Holly

Initial Consult 1/09- 276
Pre-op testing 8/7/09
Start of 2 week pre-op diet- 267
Surgery 8/24/09- 255
8 wk post-op 225

Photo_Girl

I bought one and it came in handy for the small quanties of purees I needed the first 10 days after surgery. I works with ice, but isn't as great as I had hoped. I don't really use it for shakes as I find that it wips too much air into everything, doubling the volume. I have used mine maybe 10 timess.

DenMomLT

My Magic Bullet is one of the best gifts I've purchased for myself. I prefer it over the regular blender. Regular blender it seems there is so much room for all the liquid/powder/ice to fly around that there are always chunks of ice floating in my shakes. The Bullet seems to minimize that 'flying around' and makes a smoother drink. It was a little pricey, but absolutely worth it. My mom gave me a cheaper version for my birthday one year...and it is just as good. I have one at work, and one at home.

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Educational Seminar: Check
Referral from PCP: Check
Initial Consultation: Check
EKG: Check
Gallbladder Ultrasound: Check
Quit Smoking: Check
Psycho Consult: Check
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3 yrs documentation with PCP on weight loss: Check
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