Are they marked in grams as nutrition is based on metrics?
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The Nutrition Facts are listed in grams. The serving size is referenced as 1 oz. (28g.) All other information is listed in grams. Thank you.
187028
Serving size is based on ounces, nutrition is provided in grams and %age of Daily Value.
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I don't measure in grams so I'm sorry I can't be of help to you. I can tell you the only time I have a minus sign is when I use a container and the scale automatically subtracts the weight of the container from the actual contents being measured if it is placed on the scale prior to adding the contents.
721930
gn are grains, g is for grams, oz are for ounces, I think if you measure one and it weighs x amount, then it will tell you how many you have at a given total weight.
308774
The full nutrition label is on there website...http://www.nutrition53.com/pages/lean1
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You can find the Nutrition Facts on the back label of the package. Thanks,Healthworks
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Most manufacturers of foods list the nutritional content on their web sites. A full package of this is 60 calories and 2g carbs. It also has 2g protein, 70% of your vitamin A, 12% vitamin C, and a raft of trace minerals. Only thing you have to watch out for in these measures is that many manufacturers feel the need to show the nutritional content as a partial consumption of the product as packaged. Maybe I'm weird, but if I open a small package of something or a regular size individual bottle, I consume the whole thing. Having to do math to figure out the actual nutritional content of a product is a PITA. Several other people who answered this question fell for that, since the web site lists nutritional content as 1/2 a package. http://www.anniechun.com/our-food/seaweed-snacks/sesame Its high in sodium, but anyone still worried about that hasn't been reading the latest nutritional studies, or the criticism for pretty much every other prior study that made poor health claims. The only iffy thing about this product is the use of GMO'd industrial seed oil (canola), but they probably had no other decent option.
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it's on Newman's web site ...http://www.newmansownorganics.com/funfacts1.html5 grams of protein, etc.
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If you look at the images (specifically the 2nd one) you can see B12 listed on the side of the box. There's an asterisk next to it though and at the bottom it just says "*Raw food-created nutrients". You'd probably have to contact the company to get more specifics. At the very least you know it's a raw food-based source which is way better than some synthetic source made in a lab.
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yes, and also in dwt and something else idk what it is. i usually use the grams feature.
504607
Just look up the nutrition facts on google, so that way you can figure out all of your quantities, ya know.
1339950
Yes, it shows in increments of 1/10th oz. I generally use the grams setting, myself. I absolutely love this food scale...highly recommend it!
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Hi Kyle~ In a word yes. BUT, this is only true if everything else (mg of HCA per capsule, # of capsules, price per capsule, etc) are exactly the same. Which of course they almost never are. And even then this assumes that what's on the label is actually what's contained in the product. Please see the response to an earlier question that showed that in recent testing 60% of the garcinia cambogia products tested had less, sometimes far less HCA, than what was shown on the product's label. Assuming you have satisfied for yourself that the label claims are valid (through review of 3rd party testing results or other means), then the easiest way to compare products is to determine how many grams of HCA are in a particular brand's bottle. Then simply divide the sales price by the # of grams in the bottle. eg. BRAND X has 60 capsules with 300mg of HCA in each capsule or 18,000mg which is equal to 18 grams. If this product sells for $19.95 you would divide $19.95/18=$1.11 per gram. Remember, that the amount used in the two largest clinical studies conducted was 2800mg/day of HCA or 84 grams of HCA over a 30 day period. In the example given it would therefore cost $93.24 for 84 grams of HCA. In closing, it is always best to focus on how much each gram of HCA is costing you. This is far more important than the # of capsules or % of HCA in a particular formula as it allows you to fairly compare other products. To make this even easier you can also reference the comparison chart shown in the image gallery to the left of our main product image in our product listing. I hope this answer helps to clear up a very common source of confusion. Thank you for asking Kyle! Customer Care HUMANOLABS
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You can pull up the label that shows all the ingredients on line, but I look at my bottle and I didn't see any KGs listed.
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It is listed on the site, but it is 11 grams. Click on the big picture and it will open and show you an additional picture that is not listed on the main page. It includes the full nutrition label.
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Label Nutrition Facts: Serv Size 2 Tblsp, (Serv per Container 32),per serv Calories 70, Total Fat 0, Cholesterol 0mg, Sodium 120mg, Total Carbohydrate 17g - Dietary Fiber &lt;1g, Sugars 3g, Protein 0g; Vit A 10%, Vit C 20%, Calcium 30%, Iron 0%, Vit E 15%, Vit B6 15%, Folic Acid 15%, Vit B12 30% based on 2000 calorie diet
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According to the Nutritional label on my jar it is 0.14 grams per 4 gram serving.
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I'm sorry I've only used grams at this time. I will try to remember to look into this for you.