If I were to make protein shakes with single serving size portions about 5 days/week, how long do you think a 2 lb container would last me? 5 lb? THX
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2lbs = 29 servings. Roughly, 5 days/week with a 4 week month is about 20 servings (excluding weekends). That leaves you with roughly 9 servings for the month left. I work out everyday but only take a shake after a workout. 2 lbs lasts me about a month. 5 lbs = 75 servings. For me, a 5 lb tub would easily be 2 months maybe 2.5. If you plan on staying with ON, it's more cost-effective to purchase the 5 lb tub depending on the vendor. Hope this helps.
57004
I don't know exactly because I only used one scoop and not every day. As directed, 2 scoops/daily would probably be less than 1 months worth. - maybe around 20 days?
930326
No worries there buddy. It's just like going to the store and buying a bag of chips, it's always half way filled. It's just the way these supplements are made, all of them form pills down to protein supplements. You should be looking at about 31.2oz at about 885g about a net way of 1.95lbs. It's more then enough to last you a month depending on your goals and how many grams of protien you are intaking daily per pound of body weight. And for the price your paying for, you can't beat it :) Your Good, no need to contact them.
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18 grams of protein per serving its a 2 pound container its usually 36-37 servings. I am only doing one serving per day so mine should last a while.
1824579
The container states 1 heaping Tablespoon is a serving size and there are 11 grams of protein in that amount. The three lb. container states it has 85 servings. My nutritionist says each meal of the day should contain at least 20-25 Grams of protein so I double the amount I use in a smoothie, that works out to 1/4 C. and then the large container would provide roughly 42 servings.
2069103
It's 18 grams protein. If you check the images on the product her on Amazon you can see the 1lb. Container has 20 servings. I know the two pound has 39 servings.
1995478
According to the label, a 5lb container has 81+ servings. One scoop (28 grams) is a serving.
1958078
Sorry Jim I just now noticed your message in my email. Well there is two serving sizes they give on the package. One sais 2 1/2 tbsp = 15 grams and the serving of 5 tbsp per day = 30 grams. Of course it's probably more likely that 30 grams is what you need.
2102215
there are 28 servings per the container's label, which usually lasts me a couple weeks, but I supplement a little more than once a day if I am doing heavy weightlifting.
727560
There are 32 servings per container: at 1 scoopx2 a week, you should get 16 weeks out of it. At 2 scoops x2 a week, you should get 8 weeks out of a container. Hope that helps (and my math is right) �
594756
Yes. I scoop is 1 serving and 1 bag lasts at least 1 mo. I still drink 1 shake/day. I love this product.
1239324
Wow! I am not sure every one here is measuring it correctly. It cleary says "level tablespoon" I use 6 per serving (I am 5'6") and 1 can last me 2 weeks at 3 meals a day, longer when I have 2 a day.
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Hello no problem shake mix doing 2 shakes a day last 14 days roughly and vitimans usually depending are taken 2x or 3 x day will last a month hope this helps
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Yes, it's just one container. I take 2 tablespoons each morning with my protein shake and the container lasts a month.
2069101
Hi, Well I'm not sure on the one pound container as I usually always buy the 2 lb ones. If it helps you the 2 lb is 35 servingsProtein17 grmsCarbohydrates 6 grmsSugars 4 grmsPlease keep in mind that a pure Whey Protein Concentrate is lower in protein than the Isolates but is so much healthier for you. If interested I would google differences on whey proteun powders very educational. U love Jarrows Whey and feel its probably one of the cheapest Organic Grass Fed Whey Proteins on the market. Hope this helped?
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Hi B. Ransdell, if I remember correctly there were no actual packs of either one 2-pound or two 1-pound of protein powder in the tub pictured. Rather, the black container was sealed around the lid and contained the loose powder (I ordered 2 pounds, also available in 5 pounds) directly inside of it. The company may have changed the packaging since I ordered it in 2012 because when I look at the product on Amazon.com now, the label on the tub is a little different too. Either way, you can't go wrong. I really liked the taste, it mixed perfectly in the Nutribullet, and it lasted a long time as well. Hi B. Ransdell, if I remember correctly there were no actual packs of either one 2-pound or two 1-pound of protein powder in the tub pictured. Rather, the black container was sealed around the lid and contained the loose powder (I ordered 2 pounds, also available in 5 pounds) directly inside of it. The company may have changed the packaging since I ordered it in 2012 because when I look at the product on Amazon.com now, the label on the tub is a little different too. Either way, you can't go wrong. I really liked the taste, it mixed perfectly in the Nutribullet, and it lasted a long time as... » Read More Hi B. Ransdell, if I remember correctly there were no actual packs of either one 2-pound or two 1-pound of protein powder in the tub pictured. Rather, the black container was sealed around the lid and contained the loose powder (I ordered 2 pounds, also available in 5 pounds) directly inside of it. The company may have changed the packaging since I ordered it in 2012 because when I look at the product on Amazon.com now, the label on the tub is a little different too. Either way, you can't go wrong. I really liked the taste, it mixed perfectly in the Nutribullet, and it lasted a long time as well. « Show Less
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The 2 pound container says 28 servings. I've never actually scooped it all out at once to see, but I would bet it's about correct. I love this product and feel it is a good quality. I like the vanilla and the chocolate.