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Soulgenix Blender for Smoothies, 50 oz Capacity, 1200W Peak Power, Self-Cleaning Stainless Steel Blade, Black A-Bass Pro SKU-3812759 It meets ANSI Grade 1/Grade CONDITION:Like New

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Soulgenix Blender for Smoothies, 50 oz Capacity, 1200W Peak Power, Self Cleaning Stainless Steel Blade, Black A Bass Pro SKU 3812759 It meets ANSI Grade 1 Grade CONDITION:Like New It meets ANSI Grade 1 Grade A specifications and is rated BHMA AAA for strength and security 48 Hours Total Playback: Enjoy extended listening time with 12 hours in the earbuds plus 36 hours from the wireless charging case for all day use and smoothie maker into one sleek countertop device Self Cleaning Stainless Steel Blade: Ensures easy maintenance by simplifying the cleaning process while providing durable and efficient blending

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