I need to weigh vitamin powder in milligram. Will this work?
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While it reads in milligrams, it seems not to be that accurate. I would estimate it is +/- 5mg in accuracy, so if you're weighing 100mg you might be off by 5%.
1938341
Depends on volume. It does milligrams, but the weighing surface is only about the size of a half dollar, so large volume light weight stuff can be difficult.
1951697
Yes. It's accurate to 0.05 ounces (about 1.5 grams) so really small amounts. I have used it for mail also!
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Yes. It allows you to set up the container and reset it to zero. Then you can have an accurate weight.
1949429
No, cannot measure in milligrams! For that you need to get yourself a scientific scale suitable for the chemistry labs.
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Yes. I have used this scale to figure out nutritional information for entire recipes, such as pumpkin bars and bean soup. Of course, you have to treat each recipe ingredient separately. I highly recommend it. It's very accurate and repeatable. It seems to be accurate to about 1/2 gram (I've checked it with calibrated weights through a range of weights, from several grams to over a pound.
450855
I you by MG you mean milligram, the label doesn't say anything. It is not in pill , it comes in capsules. I don't recommend this brand. didn't work for me.I am returning it to Amazon.
43471
I think the only that works is a 1kg weight. I bought one at the time I bought the scale and it works. American Weigh Scales 1KGWGT Calibration Weight Scale, 1000gm Capacity
661949
I think this would be too big. Amazon offers several sizes of capsule filling machines, very inexpensive. To weigh exact amounts into capsules you can roll a Post-It note into a funnel, tape it for good measure, then cut the point to fit just inside your capsule. Tap on the side to get your powder to go through.
1956183
I don't know, but you should go to their website and find out. http://www.thevitamincode.com
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If you're using milligrams to measure, you're way to high. This should be weighed in micrograms. 1 mcg is 40 IU's. So take the number of mcg and multiply by 40 and that gives you the IU. I go for 25,000 IU twice per day, so that is 625 micrograms or .625 milligrams. For 50,000 IU, it would be 1.25 milligrams, however I have a condition where I do not absorb fat soluble vitamins effectively, so I take large quantities. I would not take anything over 50k IU tho.
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yes and no. it has worked for me multiple times in the past, but i have seen it fail before. i believe your weight is he determining factor. im a small guy. i weigh 143 so a single pill has worked for me, but in the case of a friend of mine who weighs (estimate) 170-180 he needed 2 pills to pass. i witnessed him fail one screening for using 1 pill. but in addition we both avid/heavy smokers. so depending on ur size and frequency will determine your out come. as be advised every dietary product every person differently. i opted for the pill because drink upset my stomach. in addition just added information the fake urine kits work extremely well. just make sure the temperature is correct. hoped this helped.
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I was told that a pharmecy would do it. I have not tried it. My readings seem ok.
1305095
The label I have only says "serving size: 46 mg" and to use only an accurate milligram scale to measure
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No idea, but I take such a small amount daily I doubt it would b significant. I use the loose powder, not capsules.
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Yes, but only if good metrological practices are observed. 1 milligram = 0.001 grams, and that is the resolution of this scale.
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Do not pay attention to the picture/label on this amazon page. It's a generic picture that Bulk Supplements uses to advertise the product.The only thing accurate on the label is the name of the product: Pure Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol). This is the same generic label used in all Bulk Supplements products on amazon.When you purchase this product, all the correct and accurate info will be on the label.You need a milligram scale to measure the amount. Proper dosing for this D3 is between 400iu - 5000iu. When converted to milligrams, it should be between 4mg - 50mg (Miligrams) Do not pay attention to the picture/label on this amazon page. It's a generic picture that Bulk Supplements uses to advertise the product.The only thing accurate on the label is the name of the product: Pure Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol). This is the same generic label used in all Bulk Supplements products on amazon.When you purchase this product, all the correct and accurate info will be on the label.You need a milligram scale to measure the amount. Proper dosing for this D3 is between 400iu - 5000iu. When converted to milligrams, it should be between 4mg -... » Read More Do not pay attention to the picture/label on this amazon page. It's a generic picture that Bulk Supplements uses to advertise the product.The only thing accurate on the label is the name of the product: Pure Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol). This is the same generic label used in all Bulk Supplements products on amazon.When you purchase this product, all the correct and accurate info will be on the label.You need a milligram scale to measure the amount. Proper dosing for this D3 is between 400iu - 5000iu. When converted to milligrams, it should be between 4mg - 50mg (Miligrams) « Show Less
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No. The value is expressed in IU (International Unit). For each substance it has a different mass equivalent. Specifically for the Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) 1 IU = 0.025 micrograms. 2000 IU is equivalent to 50 mg, which is 500% of the required daily value.