one packet is added to how much water?
1448280
The directions says 1 stickpack mixes with 8 fluid ounces (240mL) of water. This will give the clinical 60mEq of Na/L. Many people (like E. Nalle) mix RecoverORS in a Pint or 16 fluid ounces, which makes the product 30mEq of Na/L, and use it on a daily basis for dehydration. This is perfectly fine too. It really depends on your particular needs. For your reference, Gatorade and similar products have 12 mEq of Na/L (much too LOW) and much more sugar.Thank you for the question!
1448281
The directions says 1 stickpack mixes with 8 fluid ounces (240mL) of water. This will give the clinical 60mEq of Na/L. Many people (like E. Nalle) mix RecoverORS in a Pint or 16 fluid ounces, which makes the product 30mEq of Na/L, and use it on a daily basis for dehydration. This is perfectly fine too. It really depends on your particular needs. For your reference, Gatorade and similar products have 12 mEq of Na/L (much too LOW) and much more sugar. Thank you for the question!
1448282
I get very dehydrated and my electrolytes get unbalanced when I take Miralax every day. Can I take this to solve the dehydration problem associated with the Miralax? Thx!
1945811
In one packet there is 0g of sugar but, if you are using multiple packets then there can be some sugar. Each packet contains a minute amount of sugar.
1277177
The instructions indicate 1 quart of water per packet of chemical per battery.
1267785
1 tsp. to 1 cup of water or 1 1/2 tbsp to 1 quart of water and it's an 8 oz. jar if you can do the math on that. It's quite a bit.
1215430
Sorry I am confused. Thanks for the reply, but again, speaking of the product on this particular page - it's a 16 oz. carton, but there are 12 individual packs inside; I am asking how much PB can I get from each package? Obviously, some will add more or less water, but was curious of 12 packs in here, how much will each individual package yield & in turn, how much will I get from the entire package? thanks & sorry if I am confusing the matter even more!
2266520
I would estimate about 200-250. They expand with water, so although they seem small in the package, there is really a generous amount to use.
466018
1 packet is 12 ounces. Instructions on the packet says to mix 3 tablespoons to 8 fluid ounces of water. 1 tablespoon=1/2 ounce, so each 12 ounce packet will net 24 tablespoons, which will make 8-8 ounce cups or 64 fluid ounces. 64 fluid ounces = 2 quarts, so 1 packet makes 2 quarts.
1317787
I think that the instructions say one packet per 4 ounces of water, but we always used it at 6-8 ounces. At 4, you have thick pudding, at 8 it's like a watered slush ice. Either way it works and is thick for a couple of hours.
630386
no, i'm afraid not. i actually haven't used it yet, but it is two bottles of liquid in the packet. hope that helps.
1051152
I calculated from a website, 2 tablespoons and two teaspoon equal one packet.. you can use more or less to suit your taste. The package goes a long way and the product is well worth the cost. Id you remember how many envelopes this equals and the amount you paid for the boxes with the small envelopes in the store this is pretty much a better deal in the long run.
313097
4 1/2" X 1/2". Each packet has 0.07 oz. Of powder. The instruction say add to 16.9 oz water.
1878726
It would depend on volume, of course, but I eecommend 1/2 to 1 packet per 8 oz. of liquid.
292127
Yes it's a total of 4. I was surprised when I got the packet. I thought it was gone be 3 but got 4 :)
1387979
I have no idea why, just now tried to check and 4 tablespoon was already overflowing a little. So I believe it is 4 tbsp.
121614
Well, the packet of ph substance says "make up 250 ml" on the one I have. I think that's what I did.... But it's been awhile.
841438
I don't think you can add extra water. You just add what you need at the time.
327777
Yes, one packet is enough to descale the entire machine which makes this product very economical!