is there any difference between the ingredients in the 1 ounce jar and the 2 ounce jar?
1954412
They seemed the same in actual use and the jars have the same info on each size, except volume, of course. Best wishes!
1062079
I have purchased the 32 oz jar but I use it to make dog treats so I haven't tasted! I do like the product though & dogs love my treats!
2197209
Not quite -- meaning that there is a difference between ounce (weight) and ounce (fluid). The "electronic brain" in the scales converts between kilograms (weight) and ounce (weight). For water, the difference between fluid ounce and ounce (weight) is often negligible. For powders, foams, and heavy syrups, the difference can be quite large (large enough to spoil a cooking recipe). The connection between what you want (i.e., volumetric measurement such as fluid ounce) and what the device provides is called "density" (i.e., the weight per volume). If a material has a density that differs greatly from the density of water, then you can ask a friendly high-school chemistry-student to convert the values for you. Alternatively (probably more easily), you can stop using American cookbooks and start using either European cookbooks or professional-restaurant cookbooks, because they tend to use weight-based proportions in their recipes. American cookbooks use volumetric measurements (e.g., fluid ounce) because it is easier to simply scoop out or pour up a cup of material rather than weight it. The actual proportions in a recipe typically are more closely related to weight than to volume. For a simple exercise, you might try weighing a cup of dry rice and then 2 cups of water. That proportion (plus or minus 10 or 20%) "works" in the kitchen for most boil-to-absorb methods for cooking rice. Once you have such a proportion, write it down and use it henceforth. I hope that this helps. It does take some getting used to using weights rather than volume measurements. An advantage to changing your "thinking" to weight-measures is that calories are directly related to weight and are typically reported in weight-units.
2207871
Weight ounces and volume ounces are two different things. 8 ounces in volume is a 1 measuring cup's worth. Who cares what it weighs. One jar (one cup's worth) lasts several months and is just as good on my Mauviel copper as their much more expensive product.
1603243
It doesn't say on the container. But what I'm more upset about it the Ageless total anti aging serum I purchased. I do not believe that it had the 1.7 oz. it was supposed to have. Earlier, I bought small travel items of the same brand and wrote a review that one container was empty, one leaked, one dried out! I feel this serum had ow here near 1.7 oz. I have purchased this at a salon and it lasted o this and months . I do t think I'll buy this online again!! Very disappointed! And, a waste of my money!
575523
I have used only one oz., second time I didn't buy it. No miracles after 1 oz.f
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.
2024732
It is almost an ounce, I used to do 1 oz but jars of that size are difficult to find. There are dozens of average applications in one jar. If you want a cheaper price you can order direct from matrixofholistichealth.com
1174853
No difference other than size. Price depends on the seller. Get the largest bottle because this fragrence is AMAZING!!!! Got it for my daughter but had to have some for myself after smelling it.
994907
Yes, it's an one oz bottle. You can take the 2% but you have to take more drops of it.
1306312
No, there are different ingredients in them.. I ran out & was sorry!! I LOVE Amberen!! Running out made me aware of how much it helps me!!
2089396
There are oz. and ml. marks, but with the shape of the bottle the measurement isn't 100% accurate. It is close though.
1309329
Click on the pictures. There is a close-up of the ingredients... Just ordered my second jar today. :) Hope this helped...
996362
Just 1 the picture is just to show the difference between the 8oz and 4oz jars.
994906
It is 1oz of a 5% solution. The advantage would depend on your dosage as 2 is not half of 5
1932686
I'm trying to get the same question answered. I noticed the difference in jar sizes also. Can someone please respond to this thread with the answer. Thanks!
101856
Yes, lots of valuable information on the inside of the peel here label. However, it is not on the 2 oz bottle, only the 4 oz which is a better value, AND dispenses much easier. Buy the 4 oz bottle for best value and information!