I ordered the 2 pound container. I opened it and don't see a scoop and the powder only goes to about halfway up the container. Is this normal?
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They usually sink to the middle/bottom so you either sift through with your hand or flip it and try to get it back to the top
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Ordered the 5 pound version. Could not find the scoop initially, either. But eventually, after digging in the container with a long spoon, I found the scoop. Container did not look completely full, either. However, as long as the cap was sealed with plastic I would not worry.
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Lol. the fun in it. digging all the way to the bottom. but save your scoop so when you buy another , you use that till you reach the new one
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they package by weight, so the containers are never full. and the scoop is usually at the bottom.
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I had to dig for my scooper too. Its in there, just at the bottome somewhere!
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I didn't get a scoop either, it just arrived. Can someone who has a scoop measure and tell us scoop-less folks how big it is? How many ounces? Teaspoon size or Tablespoon size? any info would be helpful!
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If you use the amount / scoop as directed; then yes. I found this powder to be chalky / chunky so was only using 1/2 scoop at a time. And just as a side note. ....This product was found to contain heavy metals. I am not sure on the update but it's something you might want to Google before purchasing. Personally I threw mine out.
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I started with the concentrate and switched to the powder. My baby didn't even notice. I get almost a week of feedings with one container. Not sure of total ounces.
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I'm not sure where you're getting that weight information. The container I have doesn't list the weight anywhere on it. It seems to weigh about 1.4oz on my scale. It might be different because the containers are not filled to the top as often happens...so maybe the container is a 2 lb size but they only put 1.3 lbs in it. What's more important than the weight is that the powder inside is equal to 15 scoops (scoop is included). So if you're taking a scoop a day (which is the recommended amount) it will last you 15 days. I have always found that to be true...I've been taking it for about 2 years and I always get 15 scoops out of it. Hope this helps.
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We bought a wider scoop. I prefer the one that came with the Champ and my fiancé likes the wider scoop. Either one works! If you use the wider scoop I would just angle the scoop to pour in your "findings". If you spill a little litter using the wider scoop that's ok! You can wipe (with a paper towel or Clorox wipe) the excess litter into the Champ. This is a great product! Let me know if you have any further questions!
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I've peeled off the main label with the exact measurements (weight/grams, etc), but the back supplemental facts are still on there. It reads, 1 scoop is 22.5 g and there are 50 scoops per container
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Mine has a tiny little scoop that was buried in the yellow powder. Probably hold a 10th of a t spoon or less.
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I personally have not used this product so i don't know how big the scoop is but a normal scoop is 1/4 cup. This bag says that it only takes one scoop per serving and there are 28 servings per bag. Every scoop has an insane amount of protein at 60 and a ton of calories at 650. This stuff seems like its made to pack on the weight. Enjoy Life Supplements
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There was some powder residue on my bottle, but not nearly as much as yours is. It's possible that a few of the capsules were crushed en-route. I would exchange it.
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Look on the very bottom of the container, most times it's there [scoop]. I poke around for it with a wooden spoon and it's always been there on the bottom. If not then use 5 [baking] tablespoons per scoop. Hint ~ I save a scoop just in case the next container doesn't have one, but I've never had to use it. Hope this was helpful.
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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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Servings are about 1oz, and the container is 28 oz. I think most folks get less than 28 because the powder is so fine and it's easy to overload the scoop. I save powder and money by mixing a half scoop w soy milk, so I still get about 20 G protein and my powder lasts longer. Plus it's creamier.
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Hi Paul, actually my scoop does not have any markings at all. For measuring purposes, well the scoop in my jar is basically 1/3 of a cup or almost 3oz of liquid. Anyway, William Holmes is correct it simply suggests 1 (full) scoop is the serving size BUT that you can use 1 or 2 scoops. I used the full scoop, 2 scoops and less than a full scoop. Overall it just didnt seem to last long for me especially if using a full scoop or two one or more times a day. The 5lb jar would obviously last longer but I didnt want to spend that much on just trying something.
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Just thinking back, I believe the first container lasted about three months - that was giving her 2 scoops daily for one month and then one scoop daily thereafter. So, I'm guessing at usual dosage it might last up to four months. Thanks for asking - I really should have kept track but when it gets low I just order more.
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Check the bottle again the scoopers are usually hidden underneath all the powder . The scoop that came with it is 33cc which equals 2.2 tablespoons .
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The scoop is buried in the powder. You'll have to dig for it. It's about 1/4 tsp.