Looks so small, 0.5 oz for $20 doesn't seem like it would last very long, &amp; seems pricy for converting gals of milk. How long does one bottle last?
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Following their usage instructions, it would convert about 8-10 gallons of milk with this size bottle. You need 5 drops for a pint, so 40 drops for a whole gallon. I use mine only for half and half, since I use almond or coconut milk for everything else. I can get away with 4 drops in a pint of half and half and it doesn't bother me.
427867
I don't have my bottle in front of me but it probably is 1 or 2 oz. 'bout the size of your thumb. It will last forever and you can't find it much cheaper than on Amazon!
2666
this is not a bottle, it is a tube (soft plastic) & full size - - it says 4 oz. on Amazon for the product - - it is rather lightweight so it's hard to judge against other products that would be 8 oz. (do your own comparison) & it is the same size as the enriched mask & many other products of the older lines of Mary Kay products - - it used to sell for $12-$14 (you're lucky if you can still find this product anywhere but people who are selling it know it's rare, thus the very much higher charged pricing you'll see at Amazon)
1850449
I've only bought the 1.69 fl.oz. size - its more economical! It lasts me maybe 5 months/once a day. Good luck!
900207
It will last much longer than you will need it for. The taste is powerful after 2 full days and it only takes a tiny dot to work. I bet .3oz would last well over a month.
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I had a Medela pump you can only use the models plastic containers that come with it. They have the ability to attach these little tips to them but honestly won't last very long. They are more for storage. I just dumped the containers into my own containers to feed once she got bigger. She stopped drinking from the little medela containers pretty quick because they don't hold much. They are a little over 2 oz or 70ish ML. My daughter was a micro preemie (2lbs) so I got some extra use out of them for like 2-3 months but that's all. She's 6months now and eats several 8+ oz meals everyday and is starting foods. I had a Medela pump you can only use the models plastic containers that come with it. They have the ability to attach these little tips to them but honestly won't last very long. They are more for storage. I just dumped the containers into my own containers to feed once she got bigger. She stopped drinking from the little medela containers pretty quick because they don't hold much. They are a little over 2 oz or 70ish ML. My daughter was a micro preemie (2lbs) so I got some extra use out of them for like 2-3 months but that's all. She's 6months now and eats several 8+ oz meals everyday and... » Read More I had a Medela pump you can only use the models plastic containers that come with it. They have the ability to attach these little tips to them but honestly won't last very long. They are more for storage. I just dumped the containers into my own containers to feed once she got bigger. She stopped drinking from the little medela containers pretty quick because they don't hold much. They are a little over 2 oz or 70ish ML. My daughter was a micro preemie (2lbs) so I got some extra use out of them for like 2-3 months but that's all. She's 6months now and eats several 8+ oz meals everyday and is starting foods. « Show Less
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I got a kit from "XXXXXX" and it was $15 for 10 rings and caps and 2 adapters. I have not found any adapters sold separately, but I got extras when I bought a starter kit for the bottles, too. Now I have like five adapters. So if you can't find the kit I bought (which I am having trouble finding now), maybe if you need bottles anyway, the breast milk kit and the starter bottle kit could be bought together?
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Hi, sorry I threw away the empty bottle already. The packaging bottle is large, but It's got a pump & cap, so I would say that there's probably a good 4 ounces of product. One bottle lasted me 7months.
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It is for one jug of 64oz. That is a whole lot of sauce! Comes out to about $.50 per ounce. That is about 1/2 the cost of buying it in their 10oz. bottles. If you are into Asian cooking you might want to check out the products from Starport Foods on Amazon. Great things!
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I just found the exact same size (1.25 oz) on another site for only $9.86!! I don't know what's going on, but it is available, and it's available at a considerably less price.
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I havent had much luck keeping my food as cold as it should be for the price. Have had to replace the ice packs and buy my own and some days I use 4 ice packs. I wouldnt think of carrying milk around since my yogurt gets a little cooler than room temp rather quickly.
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Yes, and I prefer it to Milkies. Much easier to use and clean, and less risk of spilling. I can wear it at night while I sleep and have 2+oz of milk in the morning!!
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I used about thirty drops in a gallon and waited overnight. Worked quite well. I think we got seven or eight gallons. Home treated milk tastes so much better than lactose free milk from store.
932808
I buy the 2 lb bag and usually use heaped tablespoon per 2 cups milk. One bag will last me about a month-month and a half if I make one drink everyday
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I don't know how much you need and the bottle doesn't say. But, it is superb. I put some on an old washcloth & rub it on my floors and cabinets before going to bed. When you get up in the morning, you would think someone came in and varnished everything. Instructions say let it dry for 45 minutes. To estimate the amount, pretend that the liquid supply is milk and that you are spreading milk all over your floor. How much milk would you buy? I would guess you would need a fraction of a bottle. I love this stuff
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It depends how wide the bottle is no matter how many oz it is some are still skinny. they are also too long for some bottels but its l easy to tap it with a meat tenderiser while its in a storage bag then the pieces fit fine and you still know how much your thawing out which helps you from wasting milk.
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I have this and bought one of the 20oz frother pitchers on Amazon...what I have noticed is that it's hard to get to the lower part of the milk. So it is too tall- otherwise if I am persistent, I am able to make it work. I have looked online at 12oz, but worried it still will be too tall. Hope that helps.