Buy the Void Systems Vacuum Blending Lid Kits directly on Void-System at www.bit.ly/voidvacuum Use coupon code DJ25 for a $25 discount. Buy the Tribest Dynapro DPS-2250 Vacuum blender and SAVE 10% OFF by using the link: bit.ly/dynaproblender When you use the above links or coupon code, John will get a small percentage of the sale, so he can continue to make his educational videos for you.
VOID doesn't reply to my e-mail. Do you know for sure if the Vita-Mix® Complete Retrofit Kit (BPA Free) is compatible with the Vitamix 5200 from the year 2012, the Netherlands, Europe?
Would be REALLY NICE to see a comparison with this great Tribest Dynapro VS Sage Blender Super Q SBL 920 BSS (2400W powerful motor) Have you heard about this new Powerful Blender? Would be great to hear your opinion and wich one you think is the best! Kind Regards, Amanda & Rasmus 🙏🏼
Thank you, John! As always, I so appreciate and love your enthusiasm, honesty, knowledge and caring! I decided since I needed a new blender anyway, I bought the full system Void. I used your discount code and so appreciate it!
Jump to the following parts of this episode: 00:47 Your Vitamix Carafe May Contain BPA 01:03 Why Vacuum Blender is Important for Your Health 02:15 How to Have Less Bloating and Gas When Drinking Smoothies 03:01 Why I don't like the NEWER Vitamix with SELF-DETECT 03:34 How to Install the VOID Systems Kit on Your Vitamix 04:23 This is LID with turns your Blendtec into a Vacuum Blender using your existing Carafe 05:25 Void Kit vs Dynapro Blender? 06:32 Separate Vacuum Pump on Dynapro 07:25 Pre-programmed Cycles on Dynapro 08:44 Sound Testing Both Machines 10:01 Which one pulls a vacuum faster? 11:35 How to Release Vacuum and Remove Lid 12:27 Two Gaskets Available on Void Lid and their differences 13:17 Dry Grinding Test: Flax Seeds and Oats 16:55 Results of Dry Grinding 18:20 Smoothie Simulation Test: Greens + Almonds + Water 21:53 Results of Smoothie Simulation Test 23:55 Save $25 on your VOID systems purchase 24:40 SAVE 10% off the Dynapro Vacuum Blender using this link 25:35 Which Blender Grinds up Berry Seeds Better? 29:18 Results of Berry Seeds Grinding 30:47 Pros and Cons of Each Way to Vacuum Blend 31:35 Where these are Made 31:59 Which is the Best Vacuum Blender to Buy?
Any possibility to have a Dynapro with glass container instead of the plastic? The Tribest personal glass product is so low powered seems won't be enough for all the major greens I blend to smooth. I currently have a Vitamix I want to replace without plastic (not want the Vitamix stainless container either)... maybe a void vacuum lid for the Dynablend 1.1hp? Also, do you carry/cover any juicers without plastic?
I wish there were more non plastic vacuum blenders. The tribest personal vacuum blender is the only one I am aware of and as you say it is underpowered. I hope more options come out in the future.
Do you happen to know the specs of the void systems blender because it’s not listed on their site. It has absolutely no reviews. I don’t know what length of warranty comes with it. I don’t know anything about it other than it’s on sale right now for 400. I don’t have a Vitamix or a Blendtec nor do I have the tribest. I love the tribest but I really wish that the vacuum technology didn’t use eight AA batteries. However, the void system you can’t put the lid in the refrigerator and when I make too much smoothie, I like to put my blender in the fridge. What do you recommend?
Each one has their own pros and cons. The void carafe has sharper blades than the blendtec carafe, so that means it will make a finer texture, but the blendtec container is MORE durable, and larger.
The battery in the Void Lid is much like in laptops of today. it is a High-Quality Long-Life Lithium Battery that is not likely to be needing to be replaced. Should there be a need to replace it after the 3-year warranty period, you would send your lid in for servicing, and they can replace the battery for you for a fee.. The lid is not user-serviceable.
There's no way that the VOID pump is producing the same vacuum as the Dynapro. The size of the pump and power draw look to be double on the Dynapro. You can also hear the difference when you pull up on the gasket. Can you disassemble the pumps so we can see the inside? I'd also like to see how the Dynapro compares on the pulp tests if you use the intelligent cycle.
I’ve tried both. I would say the opposite might be true. Most of the size of the dynapro vacuum is the batteries and empty space. The void lid also has two pumps and a digital chip to regulate the suction. The dynapro has one pump and simply runs for a set time.
Hey John, do you know if the Void System lid kit fit the Vitamix VMO102D (I think it is a C Series 5300)? Thank you so much for all of your valuable information!
Yes Just so you know John, the suction test is inaccurate, because the dynapro does not pump until a certain suction is achieved. It simply pumps for 1:20 and then shuts off. If you want to test this just turn it on without putting it on the jug for 1:20 and it will automatically shut off at 1:20 while even laying on the counter. So in this sense the void may even achieve the same suction much quicker because the owner of void claims that even at 13 the void lid has a stronger vacuum than Tribest. The warranty is amazing on Tribest, but their blade assembly leaks easily. I am currently using the blendtec with void lid. I like it, but I wonder if I could order a jug that has sharp blades to used with blendtec base and void lid.
Firt,t he tribest pump pumps until a certain vacuum is achieved. How do I know, because after I suck a vacuum on the dynapro carafe, I remove the vacuum pump and then put it back on to suck more vacuum, and it sucks for a few seconds and then shuts off, which means to me it is sensing that a certain vacuum has already been achieved. Blendtec does not make any carafes with sharper blades from what I am aware. I believe there may be some aftermarket carafes that may fit the blendtec, but not sure if the aftermarket carafe will work with the void lid.
Hi john, Not asking for medical advice, that said I've got some questions about diet but I would value your knowledge and response on. I've had kidney stones three times of my life the past 70 years. Recently, I had a real doozy. This one took me to the er. And upon some surface research I'm learning about you guessed it, oxalates and oxalic acid. The remedy for this is it take on dairy products such as milk and cheese, I already do some greek yogurt. But you get the picture, all the things I've been working hard my vacuum juicing and stuff to avoid, I'm finding I need in my diet now. I'm getting from greens apparently isn't enough for the right kind I guess I don't know. Anyhow I'm guessing if everyone on the planet has experience or know somebody who's experienced oxalate issues of some sort it might be you. I'm nowhere near raw like you are but I'm way far away from the american diet at this point and really enjoying it. I'd like to resolve this issue without having to visit the dairy case grocery store. Any thoughts or ideas from your experience would be helpful. Thank you. g
I recommend consulting a qualified dietitian who has studied who has experience with your situation. Here is one I found that has a list of low-oxalate greens: www.thekidneydietitian.org/low-oxalate-greens/
The dial was set to 1, but the dial only functions when you select the variable speed mode on the switch. I just used the HIGH position which runs it at the highest speed.
vacuum juicing makes a more nutritious juice than green star due to: 1. breaking open cell walls more effectively 2. done in an oxygen-deprived environment.
Hi John. Thank you so much for making this video. That was extremely helpful. Could you tell me if the Void blender & carafe blend frozen berries & ice as well as the Dynapro? Thanks 🕊
I have not tested frozen berries and ice in the void blender carafe yet. That being said based on this testing I would assume that the void has sharper blades with more blade action, (due to more narrow carafe). However, the VOID blender BASE does not have as much power as the Dynapro, so I am not 100% sure, but I believe it should blend the frozen mixture fairly well.
From my own personal experience, the most important thing is the power of the motor base. I can't speak to the Vitamix, but I can tell you that I've used the Void Systems carafe on the regular Void motor base and temporarily modified the Dynapro base to use the Void carafe. It was a night and day difference of a better and faster blended, frozen fruit (including berries) smoothie when used on the Dynapro motor base simply because it seemed to have about twice the power and speed. So, with that said, I think you'll have a similarly excellent experience with the Void carafe on the Vitamix.
@@truthinentertainment1028 Thank you. Actually, my blender is the Dynapro, and it sounds like you’re saying it has a more powerful motor than the Vitamix base has, and so I’m going to stick with the Dynapro. Have a nice evening.
@@discountjuicers I see, well then I’m probably going to get the Void blender at some point partly because it’s smaller(I don’t fill it past 16oz generally) & easier to clean, and I would be using for wet items most of the time. Especially since I’ve given up making juice with the Dynapro, and using the NJ2 for that solely now. Have a lovely evening, John.
@@madalynmoth4263 I don't know about the Vitamix from first hand experience, but I'm guessing it's motor is about the same as Dynapro. I would, however, get the Void lid in some capacity because it's so much easier to use, imo. Whether it's the Vitamix kit or standalone Blendtec lid and then get a Vitamix or Blendtec blender. Unless you want to go cheap as possible and do maybe a hard mod to your Dynapro base and use the Void Vitamix kit. Another awesome blender to consider is the Kuvings cb1000. Either way, both are much faster and easier to use than Dynapro. Kuvings and Void have changed the vacuum blending game and for the better, imo.
Correct. When the VOID systems vitamix kit was introduced it was NOT BPA FREE. They took customer suggestion (as well as mine) and now the carafe is BPA free. All inventory now shipping is BPA FREE from what I am being told. They are also selling ADDITIONAL BPA-FREE carafes that fit the vitamix (without the vacuum lid) for $75
I do not have a review of the 868. That being said I can tell you that I believe the 868 is made by Kuving for Sana, and uses the same juicing parts as the EVO820, so see my video ruclips.net/video/pDsgwi9NYuc/видео.html where I compare the evo820 to my favorite, the nama J2.
There are pros and cons to having the vacuum built into the base of the machine, for example if the vacuum unit fails, the whole blender needs to be repaired. I have also seen people ruin pumps because the vacuum is built into the base because liquid can get sucked into the pump. That being said, I will say the tribest pump works more slowly than other vacuum blenders. See ruclips.net/video/P5kuLz8Oun4/видео.html for a comparison
the OLD vitamix carafe that I show in this episode is NOT BPA free. At a certain point, Vitamix changed ALL PRODUCTION to BPA-FREE. So it really depends on the AGE of your carafe.
Which VitaMix model base are you using in this video for comparison purposes? Will the Void container work on a Vitamix VM0101 ? Also do you have any reviews (and/or your own personal opinion in comment) on the Void Complete System that includes the base? Thank you!!!
Buy the Void Systems Vacuum Blending Lid Kits directly on Void-System at www.bit.ly/voidvacuum Use coupon code DJ25 for a $25 discount.
Buy the Tribest Dynapro DPS-2250 Vacuum blender and SAVE 10% OFF by using the link: bit.ly/dynaproblender
When you use the above links or coupon code, John will get a small percentage of the sale, so he can continue to make his educational videos for you.
Wondering how the customer service is at Dynapro. If I have an issue how helpful are they? And how easy is it to reach them
VOID doesn't reply to my e-mail. Do you know for sure if the Vita-Mix® Complete Retrofit Kit (BPA Free) is compatible with the Vitamix 5200 from the year 2012, the Netherlands, Europe?
Would be REALLY NICE to see a comparison with this great Tribest Dynapro VS Sage Blender Super Q SBL 920 BSS (2400W powerful motor)
Have you heard about this new Powerful Blender?
Would be great to hear your opinion and wich one you think is the best!
Kind Regards, Amanda & Rasmus 🙏🏼
Thank you, John! As always, I so appreciate and love your enthusiasm, honesty, knowledge and caring! I decided since I needed a new blender anyway, I bought the full system Void. I used your discount code and so appreciate it!
Thanks, John the code works in the UK. Now I can start vacuum blending!
Jump to the following parts of this episode:
00:47 Your Vitamix Carafe May Contain BPA
01:03 Why Vacuum Blender is Important for Your Health
02:15 How to Have Less Bloating and Gas When Drinking Smoothies
03:01 Why I don't like the NEWER Vitamix with SELF-DETECT
03:34 How to Install the VOID Systems Kit on Your Vitamix
04:23 This is LID with turns your Blendtec into a Vacuum Blender using your existing Carafe
05:25 Void Kit vs Dynapro Blender?
06:32 Separate Vacuum Pump on Dynapro
07:25 Pre-programmed Cycles on Dynapro
08:44 Sound Testing Both Machines
10:01 Which one pulls a vacuum faster?
11:35 How to Release Vacuum and Remove Lid
12:27 Two Gaskets Available on Void Lid and their differences
13:17 Dry Grinding Test: Flax Seeds and Oats
16:55 Results of Dry Grinding
18:20 Smoothie Simulation Test: Greens + Almonds + Water
21:53 Results of Smoothie Simulation Test
23:55 Save $25 on your VOID systems purchase
24:40 SAVE 10% off the Dynapro Vacuum Blender using this link
25:35 Which Blender Grinds up Berry Seeds Better?
29:18 Results of Berry Seeds Grinding
30:47 Pros and Cons of Each Way to Vacuum Blend
31:35 Where these are Made
31:59 Which is the Best Vacuum Blender to Buy?
Which course to study for juicing,or which books do you recommend for learning. Thank you
Naj jaci blender koji sam mjerio wate imao je 480wati😂😂😂😂🤫🤫🤫🤫
Any possibility to have a Dynapro with glass container instead of the plastic? The Tribest personal glass product is so low powered seems won't be enough for all the major greens I blend to smooth. I currently have a Vitamix I want to replace without plastic (not want the Vitamix stainless container either)... maybe a void vacuum lid for the Dynablend 1.1hp? Also, do you carry/cover any juicers without plastic?
I wish there were more non plastic vacuum blenders. The tribest personal vacuum blender is the only one I am aware of and as you say it is underpowered. I hope more options come out in the future.
Do you happen to know the specs of the void systems blender because it’s not listed on their site. It has absolutely no reviews. I don’t know what length of warranty comes with it. I don’t know anything about it other than it’s on sale right now for 400.
I don’t have a Vitamix or a Blendtec nor do I have the tribest. I love the tribest but I really wish that the vacuum technology didn’t use eight AA batteries.
However, the void system you can’t put the lid in the refrigerator and when I make too much smoothie, I like to put my blender in the fridge.
What do you recommend?
Hi what is better? The vitamix with void lid and carafe OR the blendtec with void system lid? I am not sure which one to buy
Each one has their own pros and cons. The void carafe has sharper blades than the blendtec carafe, so that means it will make a finer texture, but the blendtec container is MORE durable, and larger.
Hi John. Does the Void Vacuum Lid have replaceable batteries or what would you do if after 3 years the batteries won't take a charge any longer?
The battery in the Void Lid is much like in laptops of today. it is a High-Quality Long-Life Lithium Battery that is not likely to be needing to be replaced. Should there be a need to replace it after the 3-year warranty period, you would send your lid in for servicing, and they can replace the battery for you for a fee.. The lid is not user-serviceable.
@@discountjuicers Thanks John! You're AWESOME!!!!! I'm going to go get one!
1000 dollars to get 1kg black raspberry powder in UK …..
is there a way i can get 1kg cheap in UK ?
Is void lid only compatible with Vitamix and blendtec brands??
There's no way that the VOID pump is producing the same vacuum as the Dynapro. The size of the pump and power draw look to be double on the Dynapro. You can also hear the difference when you pull up on the gasket. Can you disassemble the pumps so we can see the inside? I'd also like to see how the Dynapro compares on the pulp tests if you use the intelligent cycle.
I’ve tried both. I would say the opposite might be true.
Most of the size of the dynapro vacuum is the batteries and empty space. The void lid also has two pumps and a digital chip to regulate the suction. The dynapro has one pump and simply runs for a set time.
I will soon be using a vacuum meter to test both pumps, that is the real way to know.
@@GodDieuxsorry but it runs on the vac pull not time.
try it on its own. 1:20 it shuts off@@marramamba7629
Hey John, do you know if the Void System lid kit fit the Vitamix VMO102D (I think it is a C Series 5300)? Thank you so much for all of your valuable information!
Yes, the void vitamix kit will fit the Vitamix 5300 without an issue, since it is a classic blender.
Yes
Just so you know John, the suction test is inaccurate, because the dynapro does not pump until a certain suction is achieved. It simply pumps for 1:20 and then shuts off. If you want to test this just turn it on without putting it on the jug for 1:20 and it will automatically shut off at 1:20 while even laying on the counter. So in this sense the void may even achieve the same suction much quicker because the owner of void claims that even at 13 the void lid has a stronger vacuum than Tribest.
The warranty is amazing on Tribest, but their blade assembly leaks easily.
I am currently using the blendtec with void lid. I like it, but I wonder if I could order a jug that has sharp blades to used with blendtec base and void lid.
Firt,t he tribest pump pumps until a certain vacuum is achieved. How do I know, because after I suck a vacuum on the dynapro carafe, I remove the vacuum pump and then put it back on to suck more vacuum, and it sucks for a few seconds and then shuts off, which means to me it is sensing that a certain vacuum has already been achieved.
Blendtec does not make any carafes with sharper blades from what I am aware. I believe there may be some aftermarket carafes that may fit the blendtec, but not sure if the aftermarket carafe will work with the void lid.
when you make a comparison of the breville super q blender and the vitamix / Dynapro
its unlikely, as I believe breville is going to discontinue their vacuum blending option.
Hi john,
Not asking for medical advice, that said I've got some questions about diet but I would value your knowledge and response on.
I've had kidney stones three times of my life the past 70 years. Recently, I had a real doozy. This one took me to the er. And upon some surface research I'm learning about you guessed it, oxalates and oxalic acid.
The remedy for this is it take on dairy products such as milk and cheese, I already do some greek yogurt. But you get the picture, all the things I've been working hard my vacuum juicing and stuff to avoid, I'm finding I need in my diet now. I'm getting from greens apparently isn't enough for the right kind I guess I don't know.
Anyhow I'm guessing if everyone on the planet has experience or know somebody who's experienced oxalate issues of some sort it might be you.
I'm nowhere near raw like you are but I'm way far away from the american diet at this point and really enjoying it. I'd like to resolve this issue without having to visit the dairy case grocery store.
Any thoughts or ideas from your experience would be helpful. Thank you.
g
I recommend consulting a qualified dietitian who has studied who has experience with your situation. Here is one I found that has a list of low-oxalate greens:
www.thekidneydietitian.org/low-oxalate-greens/
Out of curiosity isn’t your vitamin knob set to 1 or lowest power setting, while the Tribest is at the highest setting?
The dial was set to 1, but the dial only functions when you select the variable speed mode on the switch. I just used the HIGH position which runs it at the highest speed.
Hey John which way preserves more nutrients and is healthier ? Greenstar juicer or Vaccum blending?
vacuum juicing makes a more nutritious juice than green star due to:
1. breaking open cell walls more effectively
2. done in an oxygen-deprived environment.
Hey John, video is very informative. Where can I find a AC adaptor for the pump as you mentioned?
www.amazon.com/shop/johnkohler/list/MPOH9ODIRH6F?ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_s_ofs_mixed_d
Hi John. Thank you so much for making this video. That was extremely helpful. Could you tell me if the Void blender & carafe blend frozen berries & ice as well as the Dynapro?
Thanks 🕊
I have not tested frozen berries and ice in the void blender carafe yet. That being said based on this testing I would assume that the void has sharper blades with more blade action, (due to more narrow carafe). However, the VOID blender BASE does not have as much power as the Dynapro, so I am not 100% sure, but I believe it should blend the frozen mixture fairly well.
From my own personal experience, the most important thing is the power of the motor base. I can't speak to the Vitamix, but I can tell you that I've used the Void Systems carafe on the regular Void motor base and temporarily modified the Dynapro base to use the Void carafe. It was a night and day difference of a better and faster blended, frozen fruit (including berries) smoothie when used on the Dynapro motor base simply because it seemed to have about twice the power and speed. So, with that said, I think you'll have a similarly excellent experience with the Void carafe on the Vitamix.
@@truthinentertainment1028 Thank you. Actually, my blender is the Dynapro, and it sounds like you’re saying it has a more powerful motor than the Vitamix base has, and so I’m going to stick with the Dynapro.
Have a nice evening.
@@discountjuicers I see, well then I’m probably going to get the Void blender at some point partly because it’s smaller(I don’t fill it past 16oz generally) & easier to clean, and I would be using for wet items most of the time. Especially since I’ve given up making juice with the Dynapro, and using the NJ2 for that solely now. Have a lovely evening, John.
@@madalynmoth4263 I don't know about the Vitamix from first hand experience, but I'm guessing it's motor is about the same as Dynapro. I would, however, get the Void lid in some capacity because it's so much easier to use, imo. Whether it's the Vitamix kit or standalone Blendtec lid and then get a Vitamix or Blendtec blender. Unless you want to go cheap as possible and do maybe a hard mod to your Dynapro base and use the Void Vitamix kit. Another awesome blender to consider is the Kuvings cb1000. Either way, both are much faster and easier to use than Dynapro. Kuvings and Void have changed the vacuum blending game and for the better, imo.
I thought previously you said that the Void Systems carafe is not BPA free. Has this since been updated?
Correct. When the VOID systems vitamix kit was introduced it was NOT BPA FREE. They took customer suggestion (as well as mine) and now the carafe is BPA free. All inventory now shipping is BPA FREE from what I am being told. They are also selling ADDITIONAL BPA-FREE carafes that fit the vitamix (without the vacuum lid) for $75
@@discountjuicers Ok, I appreciate the response, but I don't see it mentioned on their website. They really need to mention that information, imo.
Do you have a review of the Sana 868?
I do not have a review of the 868. That being said I can tell you that I believe the 868 is made by Kuving for Sana, and uses the same juicing parts as the EVO820, so see my video ruclips.net/video/pDsgwi9NYuc/видео.html where I compare the evo820 to my favorite, the nama J2.
The vacuum attachment should be built into the base and run through the handle, or at least plug into the base. Requiring batteries is a bad design.
There are pros and cons to having the vacuum built into the base of the machine, for example if the vacuum unit fails, the whole blender needs to be repaired. I have also seen people ruin pumps because the vacuum is built into the base because liquid can get sucked into the pump. That being said, I will say the tribest pump works more slowly than other vacuum blenders. See ruclips.net/video/P5kuLz8Oun4/видео.html for a comparison
I am upset. The Vitamix boasted BPA free carafes. Now you're saying that it's not?
the OLD vitamix carafe that I show in this episode is NOT BPA free. At a certain point, Vitamix changed ALL PRODUCTION to BPA-FREE. So it really depends on the AGE of your carafe.
Vitamix had switched to the BPA-free carafe by the time I purchased in April 2007. So it's probably only a worry if the Vitamix is older than that.
The decision is simple - why pay € 300 for a vacuum attachment, when you can get a high - performance blender for a little extra ?
In the USA the Dynapro is 2x the price of the VOID Systems Vitamix Upgrade Kit
Which VitaMix model base are you using in this video for comparison purposes?
Will the Void container work on a Vitamix VM0101 ?
Also do you have any reviews (and/or your own personal opinion in comment) on the Void Complete System that includes the base?
Thank you!!!
He does.
Ne postoji blender koji ima 1200 wati..a pogotovu vise.Dali je vama jasno koliki motor treba dase ubaci u to kucuste😂😂😂😂😂