does this also calculate proteins in grams?????
1102176
Yes, it does - the display shows 3 of 12 different nutrient values at any one time, with 4 screens that you can cycle between by pressing the [1/2/3/4] button. You can choose between grams or ounces using the [g/oz] button. Nutrient screens are: [1]Calories, Carbohydrates, Fibre [2] Sodium, Potassium, Megnesium [3] Trans fat, Saturated Fat, Cholesterol [4] Calcium, Protein, Vitamin K.
1142582
Depends on how much you take. It says one serviing size for 5000 calories is 5 scoops, and the scoops are pretty big but overall I take 1 scoop and il mix it with another scoop protein so its not so sweet and that's enough calories for me and adds up to baiut 70g of protein. It really depends on how much you want to put in your body. I do it in moderation, I'd say it lasted me about 3 months
1585609
According to the description it will *display* 1 gram increments but is only *accurate* to 2-5 grams, depending on how much is being weighed.
113438
No but im sure they have a measurement written on it with how many grams is a tbs or tsp. I ordered metal teaspoons and tablespoons in different measurements and read on bag or online the grams per ts or tbs
1642373
This scale does read grams to two decimal places. I weighed my silver jewelry and got results like: 3.37 and 18.02 grams. I hope that this helps.
1665612
I'm sorry I've only used grams at this time. I will try to remember to look into this for you.
2025945
Yes, it does measure down to 1 gram, in 1 gram increments. If you clean the scale with water, only use a damp cloth, not one full of water.
1522491
No, it does not. I asked the author about this and understand that the freeform way ingredients can be entered does not lend itself to systematic analysis. What I have done instead is use one of the web nutrition calculators. The web calculators do restrict you to entering ingredients within the calculator's structure through drop downs and pick lists, but they seem to give a good "nutrition label" analysis. I have been using FitWatch.com for this purpose. Given the tradeoff, I'd rather have the freeform text entry in the cooking software than an occasional nutrition analysis.
621832
It does not measure kg. It does measure grams which when divided by 1000 give you kg.
744526
Yes, it calculates potassium. It even talks about potassium in of the two books that you get with the scale. That book is "A practical approach to healthy eating". The other book is the instruction manual and food code booklet that lists 999 codes for all sorts of specific meats, fish, seafood, dairy, grains, nuts, herbs, spices, oils, and beverages.BTW, love the scale, glad I decided on this one.
1512009
It does gram accuracy. It shows X.XX oz accuracy on the screen, but I would say it is accurate to the .04-.05 oz, not .01 oz., as 1oz = ~28.3g
2100528
The box says grams but the scale says pounds. It does NOT give you weight in grams. You must pay return shipping if this scale if it's not right 4 U
169934
Yes,it does measure in milligrams.It works great doing so.Have not had an issue or error with this product at all but you must calibrate with the weight or get coins that amount to.1000mg to work perfect.This is with any scale.I hope I have answered your question.
150810
I contacted the manufacturer with the question: Does it calculate sugar? And the response was no, not separately; carbs is what is calculated, and that sugars is part of that reading. That does not help diabetics (my husband has type 2), so I can not focus on obtaining other nutrition scales that do provide this separate info. Now I will zero in on the scales that do give this info separately from total carbs
496923
It has 13 grams of protein if you mix the product with water. It also has 15 grams of carbs.
124807
I routinely measure 0.04 grams, works for me but I have no way to compare. The calibration seems right on.
1488131
No it doesn't. The protein comes from quinoa, amaranth, peas and artichoke.