what is the milligram amt.
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d-Biotin 150 mcg (micrograms which is the same as 0.15 milligrams) (this is 50% of the daily requirement for Biotin) R-Alpha Lipoic Acid 100 milligrams (from 125 mg Sodium R-alpha Lipoate (Bio-Enhanced Na-RALA) Below is from Jarrow's website: Jarrow Formulas Stabilized R-Alpha Lipoic Acid (Bio-EnhancedNa-RALA) is R-(+)-Alpha Lipoic Acid (RALA). It is heat and shelf stable and exhibits high bioavailability. Most alpha-lipoic acid supplements include equal amounts of the (R) and (S) forms. However, only RALA is found naturally in the body. RALA is a unique cofactor in energy production and helps regulate glucose and lipid metabolism.* RALA promotes the synthesis of glutathione and the induction of Phase II detoxification enzymes.* d-Biotin is a natural cofactor and may compliment RALA in promoting mitochondrial health.* Also, please be aware that jarrow makes other products that are cations of the product shown in your query.
284450
The active ingredient is Doxylamine succinate 25 mg. I love this product, and have used it for almost a year. One tablet is strong, so I take 3/4 of one. My Mom has trouble sleeping, and when my family was staying with me over Thanksgiving week, I gave her one to try and the next morning she said she had the best night's sleep in years. So I gave her several to take home and ordered a pack for her and another one for myself. I talked to her yesterday and she is SO happy with this product. She uses 1/2 of a tablet per night, so this 2 bottle pack will most likely last her over one year. We both highly recommend this product. And one more thing, my sister who has been a nurse for over 40 years, looked this ingredient up in her book of medicines, and told us this is very safe. I hope you buy it and have as much enjoyment sleeping well as we have. Happy Holidays :)
739359
Dextromathorphin. What is commonly known as DM. It is at a higher dose because that is the sole ingredient. It is taken every 8 hours. I swear by it for a dry cough.
1964991
I found my measuring cup. Here are the amts - in teaspoons of water: 4 tsp 6 soft5 tsp 5 soft6 tsp 3 soft7 tsp 1 soft or 7 med8 tsp 6med9 tsp 5 med10 tsp 3 med11 tsp 2 med12 tsp 1 med14 tsp 7 hard15 tsp 6 hard17 tsp 5 hard18 tso 4 hard20 tsp 3 hard21 tsp 2 hard23 tsp 1 hardHope this helps.
122489
I don't remember the exact milligrams, but its lower than regular.the best I recall it's about one quarterof the amount of sodium in the regular broth.all of these are listed on the nutrition label on the side of the jar.
1285906
It is actually 500 mg, which is why I bought this particular one. I was also pleasantly surprised that they are small enough to swallow whole, if desired.
2284019
Hi Juan, I can't answer you in millimeters, but I can tell you that the capsules are approximately three quarters of an inch in length and a little less than an eighth of an inch in width. I hope this helps!
2247866
I do not have the answer, but you could check with the Mannatech website http://us.mannatech.com/products/health/product-advanced-ambrotose.html
1473773
the amount is 500 milligrams per tablet which is a hundred twenty five percent of the daily dosage
630663
Hey There, This is because they are not percentages, but rather milligrams of dosage info. For example, if you take a multivitamin, it might have 200% the Vitamin C you need for the day or it could list that as 1000mg. In this case, you're looking at how much glucosamine, MSM, etc is in the bottle. Hope that help!
1540869
It is a 5% B3 product but I don't know the milligram per bottle. Hopefully the merchant sees this question and answer it for you. They are very responsive. Best of luck
1429916
For the question posted by Sylvia Z. .. first it is micrograms/mcg, not milligrams/mg; very big difference. Web MD and the Mayo Clinic recommend 30mcg and 30mcg-100mcg daily, respectively. 300mcg = 100% of the daily value intake for Biotin. Even if you quarter these pills, you will still be getting 2,500mcg daily which is well beyond the recommended dose. I have used a half pill off and on with no ill side effects. Also, quartering them will make them last longer.
169934
Yes,it does measure in milligrams.It works great doing so.Have not had an issue or error with this product at all but you must calibrate with the weight or get coins that amount to.1000mg to work perfect.This is with any scale.I hope I have answered your question.
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I found my measuring cup. Here are the amts - in teaspoons of water: 4 tsp 6 soft 5 tsp 5 soft 6 tsp 3 soft 7 tsp 1 soft or 7 med 8 tsp 6med 9 tsp 5 med 10 tsp 3 med 11 tsp 2 med 12 tsp 1 med 14 tsp 7 hard 15 tsp 6 hard 17 tsp 5 hard 18 tso 4 hard 20 tsp 3 hard 21 tsp 2 hard 23 tsp 1 hard Hope this helps.
565280
Phil, I am no mathematician, but I will tell you what I think. The weight you see on your pill is the amount of active ingredient, not counting the inert material. A pill that says 200 milligrams may just have 200 mgs of the important stuff and the rest is dust:). I still don't get the conversion because I think 200mg should be equal to 2 grams, not 1/3 of a gram. I am confused, but my son who is a mathematician will be visiting me during the holidays, and I will ask him and respond to you again. Sorry I can't be much help. Merle
122723
It's right there in the description at the top of the page: 1000 x .1g. So it only goes down to one-tenth of a gram. In other words, no, it does not measure milligrams. Unless you're a biologist or a drug dealer however, one-tenth of a gram is plenty precise for most people: 1/285 of an ounce is pretty small. It gets you to the value of a gold sample, for example, within about $5.00 either way.
1549822
Yes, there are 11 milligrams per serving, I've verified this with the maker himself.