Never used whey powder before. How many servings are in the smaller container? There is no product image view of the back or sides of the container to figure out the serving cost.
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If I recall, it is 1 scoop equals about one ounce, and the one pound container lasted me half a month (I was buying 2 cans a month before, but now the large tub lasts me a whole month). The label on my 2.2lb tub says: One Serving is One Scoop (listed as 31 g.); and there are 32 servings in the container. I find the tub is generally cheaper per serving than the smaller canister. Note: this info is based on me using one scoop per day most of the time, and supplementing protein from other sources such as Greek yogurts, etc..
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I have the 2lb. Container so I can't tell you this. Be sure the ingredients are what they say. I have found ingredients vary with each vendor and they are not stated on the container.
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Im sorry, I dont have an answer for you, I simply use the little spoon it came with or I eyeball it to a little under half a teaspoon. Also, it seems the amount in the little spoon is around the same for a medium size gelcap. One scoop is a serving :)
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The amount on the label is 30 servings per container. I haven't actually counted... but that seems about right.
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Yep, only 10 servings per container. Overpriced in my opinion. Almost $3 per serving.
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According to the label, it is per serving. (1 scoop). Scoop is included. I personally always use 2 scoops, in a mixer bottle, and am very happy with the rich creamy taste. Best tasting protein I have found so far, expecially the strawberry.
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Depends - I only use about 1tablespoon. The container says 30 servings but I get more like 40-50.
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The label says "60 servings per container" and "1 Tablespoon of powder per serving." The directions indicates the following: one tablespoon (one serving) supplies 5 grams of protein. Take 1-4 servings daily. It may be added to the Herbalife Formula 1 shake or stirred into other foods and beverages, including cereal, yogurt, sauces and soups.
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If you click on the small pix at the left side of the large image, one of the choices is the nutrition label - don't know why it isn't showing. Anyway, the answer is 25 servings based on 2 scoops per serving.
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aprox 1/4 cup, similar size as regular protein shake scoops. I like it. I already bought 10 tubs between my wife aunt and myself. Amazon has the best price plus free shipping (must of the time). Serving size is for two small pancakes not 3 like states on label. I add a 3rd scoop for 3 bigger pancakes. Can use water or low fat milk.
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I haven't used it yet as I have a few samples left. More than likely it's 20 or so servings. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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See "M's" answer, it is absolutely correct, though I will add a couple of comments. Each scoop has 16g protein and 150 calories, but if you are like me and want more than 16g but less than 32g protein, you can simply use a "scoop and a half" per shake and obviously end up around 24 servings per tub. Also as M mentioned, addl protein can be gained from mixing with milk, though I travel constantly (no easy access to milk) and have stuck with muscle milk because it tastes so great with just water and as an added bonus it actually mixes a LOT easier and more smoothly with water vs milk in my experience.
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As one of the photos shows, the number of servings per container depends upon whether you use one or two scoops (16 servings/container for two scoops, 32 for one scoop).
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Serving size is 3 scoops. Servings per container is 60.However, I use only one scoop per pre/post workout drink. So I have two scoops per day.One before workout and one after.
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There is a picture, but it didn't fit in the main view. Click one of the alternate pictures instead of rolling over it to see all pictures associated with the product. The picture matches the packages in my cupboard except they have changed it to about 2.5 servings per carton instead of 3 as shown in the picture.
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One serving is two heaping scoops, and there are about 8 servings. I do around 1.5 servings/day (1/2 at mid-morning, 1 post-workout), and get through a 6-pound tub in 6-8 days.
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Hi SMARP..... Yes, I also noticed that the Greens First Berry and the Chocolate flavored "Boost" from Green's first last no where near a month. I measure like I'm baking!! I thought I was losing my mind! There is no way it lasts 30 days as it states. It's expensive, and at this rate? I have to buy again before the 3rd week of the month!! Maybe I will call or email Green's First. It's not fair to say it has 30 servings which is a scoop. If they don't fix this? I truly don't know if I can afford to keep buying it. I was wondering why I was running out so quickly. I literally checked the serving per container last order ( about 2 weeks ago). I don't have a ton of money. I love the product. So I'm feeling upset that they don't put enough product as it says should be in each container!! I'm sure others have the same problem. I think Greens' First will blame it on the seller since it's cheaper to buy on Amazon as opposed to the Green's First website. I will call them. It's very frustrating!! I'm sure a lot of people will say the same thing! Thanks for letting me know that I'm not losing my mind!! LOL I appreciate it! Geo
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There are 42 servings. If you were a real distributor and not only out there to make money, you'd be educated on your product. You are not supposed to sell on here and you are PRICE GOUGING!