How does the 14oz bottle have the same calories as an 11oz bottle but the nutrition facts remain the same between the 2 varying sizes?
1157980
I've wondered the very same thing - both have 160 calories per bottle and 30 grams of protein however the 14oz has 2grams of sugar vs. 1 gram in the 11oz bottle! I always order the 14oz bottle because I like these bottles better. Sorry I don't know the answer either!
1991693
I guess it is hit and miss. I believed these answers and got one that is labeled 14oz. but weighs in at 22 ounces. Obviously someone at amazon has mislabeled some of them.
369862
It seems to be the same as the 17 oz container. It's just cheaper buying it by the gallon and refilling the 17 oz one.
852529
Most bottles, like these, have both measurements on them. Metric on the left side. Imperial measurements on the right side.
2093237
The calories are the same. The attached links are for the two different products from the manufacturer's website to show the differences. http://www.enfamil.com/products/nutramigen-with-enflora-lgg#Sub-Pages2http://www.enfamil.com/products/nutramigen-with-enflora-lgg-toddler#Sub-Pages2
1926601
The thumbnail image shows the larger bottle which does contain 180. But when I click on the image to enlarge it, it shows the smaller bottle which contains only 80. My bottle was the larger one. Hope this helps as the images are confusing.
2043488
Not sure if there is any difference in the product, just the size I would suspect. I bought the larger bottle because I use it frequently. Hope this helps
663197
i am not sure but the same brand and same size of the bottles cheaper at walmart.
1112717
The yellow bottle has 560mg tablets while the green bottle has 280mg tablets. Recommended dose from what I can see is the same. This bottle is just a little more powerful from what I can tell.
1502779
I believe they are the same size. When we got ours there was only the one size which seems to be the same. And we have not tried the bottle with anything hot so I don't know if it can take the heat.Have a great day GP
2089396
There are oz. and ml. marks, but with the shape of the bottle the measurement isn't 100% accurate. It is close though.
623710
To be quite honest, I believe they're the exact same thing. I couldn't tell the difference between the two. Whichever is the cheaper is the one I would get at the time since the shelf life was the same. Let me know if you have any further questions. D. Smith
672689
I noticed a large discrepancy in the two answers already given, so I'll try to clarify the confusions. The label states (not "drops" but "servings") "Servings Per Container: 80" and also states "Serving Size: Fifteen Drops" and "Fifteen Drops Contain: Vitamin K (as Vitamin K2 Menatetrenone) 15mg". So at the rate of 45mg/day, the 1200 drops/bottle would indeed last 26+ days or about a month; however the math at 5 drops/day would last 240 days or about 8 months. While some may use as little as 1 or 2 mg/day, at my actual use rate of 7drops/day a bottle has consistently lasted just under 6 months which fits with the math that works out to 171+ servings. Hope this helps! I noticed a large discrepancy in the two answers already given, so I'll try to clarify the confusions. The label states (not "drops" but "servings") "Servings Per Container: 80" and also states "Serving Size: Fifteen Drops" and "Fifteen Drops Contain: Vitamin K (as Vitamin K2 Menatetrenone) 15mg". So at the rate of 45mg/day, the 1200 drops/bottle would indeed last 26+ days or about a month; however the math at 5 drops/day would last 240 days or about 8 months. While some may use as little as 1 or 2 mg/day, at my actual use rate of 7drops/day... » Read More I noticed a large discrepancy in the two answers already given, so I'll try to clarify the confusions. The label states (not "drops" but "servings") "Servings Per Container: 80" and also states "Serving Size: Fifteen Drops" and "Fifteen Drops Contain: Vitamin K (as Vitamin K2 Menatetrenone) 15mg". So at the rate of 45mg/day, the 1200 drops/bottle would indeed last 26+ days or about a month; however the math at 5 drops/day would last 240 days or about 8 months. While some may use as little as 1 or 2 mg/day, at my actual use rate of 7drops/day a bottle has consistently lasted just under 6 months which fits with the math that works out to 171+ servings. Hope this helps! « Show Less
230123
I have ordered both. One in 2iz bottle and the other in a 4 oz bottle. I compared ingredients and saw nothing different in them.
211680
I don't think there is any active ingredient dosage difference: both labels saySupplement FactsServing Size 2 CapsulesServing Per Container 50Amount Per ServingCharcoal 560 mg.Possibly the inactive ingredients differ.
1452722
All the label says is 8 lb. It might or might not be a hair smaller than my gallon jug of vinegar. The two plastic containers may actually be identical. There certainly isn't much difference.
740816
I received TWO 12 oz bottles to total to the 24 ounces in the order. I found two bottles much easier to handle and store than a huge 24 ounce bottle.