What does 240ppm mean? Is there 240ppm per oz? per 8 oz?
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CS is measured in ppm. Parts per million....so for every million particles there is 240 silver particles. For topical use I like at least 100ppm. Many places sell CS as low as 5ppm or 20ppm. I dont see a point in buying CS with a concentration that low. You would have to use a large amount of it.
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It should say in the spec. information it reads oz is what i use it for it s been a while
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also, I have purchased a 2 oz bottle before which is much more expensive than the one you're looking to get, and it is 1 oz=30 ml 2 oz=60 ml, it's a 1 oz for sure. This product is definitely worth it, at least for me it was.
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Hello, We apologize for any confusion. Unfortunately, Amazon is in charge of all of the price per ounce indications. There is not anything we can do about the wrong statement. We have notified them of this numerous times and all we know is that it would take a revamp of their entire system to resolve the issue. Please disregard any "price per ounce" indications. Again, we apologize for any confusion. Best in Health, Jessi V.
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IB7PBQ2 Here is link for 24oz. This is for 24pcs, if you can order 2set, I will refund you shipping. Thank you.
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It is 8 oz. but it will last a long time as you don't need to use much at a time. (Didn't even notice the picture with 12 oz.)
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Be careful about weight ounces and liquid ounces. They are not the same. Metric does not have this problem with liters and grams. (Although many still use ml and mg as if they are the same? Oh well.) Think about 1 cup of flour and 1 cup of water. Both 8 volume ounces but neither 8 weight ounces. It's a density thing. Buy and use a scale for weight related ingredients. Try to know what the recipe is looking for. Admittedly not always clear.
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It depends. Sometimes I use 8oz. setting and if I want stronger then 6. For my kids I use 8oz. setting.
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Other answers said 8 gr. but my order received today was only SIX grams. I was disappointed.
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0.1 oz / 1gram / 0.002lb / 0.001kg Reads either way per description. I use oz. only
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32 oz. not sure what the spec means. Zoom in and look at the picture and you'll see how much you'll be getting.
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It depends how strong you like your tea. I would say about 1 teaspoon per 8 ounces of water (3 teaspoons for 24 oz), but you would probably have to try this out and go from there.
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It's 8 oz... I'm stilli having it and I got more then a month ago.. It's worth it!
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Hi John I just checked mine and it is 6.8 fluid oz's,or 200 mls. It's a top deal.I checked it out here in Australia and was rapt to purchase it. Cheers. Ken.
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That response is confusing weight with volume...one cup does not automatically equal eight ounces. The weight depends on the product inside that cup! All purpose flour in general provides 3.63 cups of flour per pound. I believe the 33.75 oz. description is DRY volume rather than liquid.
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The 0.8 ounces on the description is wrong. I just weighed it. My SWATMBS model is 3.96 ounces.
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18oz is total volume of liquid even after you include grinds AND assuming you do not do anything to get the last couple ounces of liquid out at the end (such as pressing and pouring at the same time). For example, when I put in ~35g of coffee, 600ml of water gets me to the top fill line. That's about 20oz of liquid. Espro does a good job setting realistic expectations.