What size would I need to fill ltsp. of powder using the least amount of capsules
1063210
I haven't measured, but I'm pretty sure that just 2 capsules will hold 1 tsp of powder. Certainly no more than 3 capsules would be needed. Hope this helps.
1063211
We have found that one capsule holds about 1/4 teaspoon. So we use four caps for a full teaspoon.
816020
um id depends on how much water or juice or whatever you are mixing it with if you are mixing 12-oz of liquid and 12-oz of powder you should probably go with a bigger size, however if you dont add that much liquid 12-oz should be fine
1261387
I don't have problems taking capsules, so I'm not sure what your limitations are. They are not too big of round, they're skinny. They go down pretty easily. I take two at a time and have no problems.
971101
I'm going to say no. I just looked very carefully and the smallest ML size I see marked is 2.5 ML. There are markings for CC, ML, TSP, TBS, FL OZ and DRAMS, but as I said, the smallest ML marking I can see is 2.5. You may need to get a marked medicine dropper for a liquid dose that small. Local discount and drug stores sell them, and they are relatively inexpensive.
443881
The capsule is 5/8 inches long, just over 1/2 an inch. I don't know if my response is still online but I open the capsule and mix the powder with water. I give it to my cat in a small oral syringe that I get from my vet. If you have any other questions I will try to help, Lisa
968224
Am not sure if we are of the same printer model. But generally starter cartridge container is as big as a regular one and should be able to accommodate the same volume as a regular one. Best is to try it. Anyway, the excess powder can still be stored for future use.
2089099
Well, I bought mine to break up a large, bad tasting pill, so I have not tried to fill these with any type of ingredients. If it was a fine powder, couldn't you just put it in a bowl, dip the larger portion of the capsule I to it, then attach the other part of the capsule?
627617
Yes, but depending on the powder, you may need several. They are large, but most protein powders I've used require "scoops" and it would take quite a few of these capsules to hold that much.
338033
2cm capsules, oblong shaped. The powder could be emptied for people with swallowing issues.
502849
the capsule is pretty large. but you can buy the powder and add it to liquids or open the capsules and stir the contents into just about anything. I have even read of baking the powder into cookies.
2195027
This capsule holds about an 1/8 of a teaspoon. Depending on your powder herb or antibiotic, it might or might not hold 350 mg to 500 mg. Some powders have a higher density/concentration of the active ingredient while others do not. As a result, for one product, 1/8th of a teaspoon might be 500 mg; however, for a powder with a lower density/concentration a 500 mg dose might be a whole tablespoon or even more. As a result, be sure to measure your particular herb powder or antibiotic powder prior to ordering. This capsule holds about 1/8th of a teaspoon. Also, I have ordered it, and it is a good product. Simply make sure that you are ordering the right size capsule for your powdered herb or antibiotic. This capsule holds about an 1/8 of a teaspoon. Depending on your powder herb or antibiotic, it might or might not hold 350 mg to 500 mg. Some powders have a higher density/concentration of the active ingredient while others do not. As a result, for one product, 1/8th of a teaspoon might be 500 mg; however, for a powder with a lower density/concentration a 500 mg dose might be a whole tablespoon or even more. As a result, be sure to measure your particular herb powder or antibiotic powder prior to ordering. This capsule holds about 1/8th of a teaspoon. Also, I have ordered it, and it is a... » Read More This capsule holds about an 1/8 of a teaspoon. Depending on your powder herb or antibiotic, it might or might not hold 350 mg to 500 mg. Some powders have a higher density/concentration of the active ingredient while others do not. As a result, for one product, 1/8th of a teaspoon might be 500 mg; however, for a powder with a lower density/concentration a 500 mg dose might be a whole tablespoon or even more. As a result, be sure to measure your particular herb powder or antibiotic powder prior to ordering. This capsule holds about 1/8th of a teaspoon. Also, I have ordered it, and it is a good product. Simply make sure that you are ordering the right size capsule for your powdered herb or antibiotic. « Show Less
2089104
A folded piece of paper is the best way. Just measure out the amount per capsule and fill one at a time. I used an envelope with the top and side cut off before I got the capsule filler, however the capsule machine is so easy to use and not very pricy and you can fill 24 at a time.
551221
Are you asking how much filler is in a capsule? If you were measuring out 300mg of 99% bulk powder, then that would be equal to a capsule...Or are you planning on removing the powder from the capsule?
1516154
It would probably be close. I put liquid in mine, but I only need to fill the capsule half full of what I need. If not, you could always do two capsules since they are so inexpensive.
796225
They are little on the large size. I agree with the perdon that suggested open the capsule and mix the powder into something. I personally haven't done it. What about try taking it with a spoon of applesauce? That I have done and it works. Good luck! One thing I can say for sure these pills work wonders for me!!!
982957
You don't have to fill the whole applicator in order to use it. It should be filled on as needed basis (just enough for a single use). Too much powder on applicator will only spill the unused portion. To be honest with you, the applicator was a nuisance to me. I had more control of the powder by using it straight from the container.
2157520
I'm not sure if you can open and mix. That would probably be a question to ask the manufacturer. They are about 3/4 an inch by 1/4 inch. Average capsule.