How many servings will I get from 2.47 pound bottle????
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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.
767128
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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Depending on your body, either 32 or 16, being 32 16g servings or 16 32g servings. There are 32 scoops, each with a 16g serving included (as well as all the amino acids, etc). You can mix it with water, but typically you'll mix with milk or a milk substitute, which of course will add additional protein. Starting out, taking in much more protein than that your body won't be able to precess it all and some will get stored as fat, so you'll stick to one scoop and get 32 servings out of it. HOWEVER, if you are already muscular and trying to add bulk you'll want to do a double scoop serving to up the protein to 32g, which will of course mean you'll only get 16 servings out of a bottle. Depending on your body, either 32 or 16, being 32 16g servings or 16 32g servings. There are 32 scoops, each with a 16g serving included (as well as all the amino acids, etc). You can mix it with water, but typically you'll mix with milk or a milk substitute, which of course will add additional protein. Starting out, taking in much more protein than that your body won't be able to precess it all and some will get stored as fat, so you'll stick to one scoop and get 32 servings out of it. HOWEVER, if you are already muscular and trying to add bulk you'll want to do a double scoop... » Read More Depending on your body, either 32 or 16, being 32 16g servings or 16 32g servings. There are 32 scoops, each with a 16g serving included (as well as all the amino acids, etc). You can mix it with water, but typically you'll mix with milk or a milk substitute, which of course will add additional protein. Starting out, taking in much more protein than that your body won't be able to precess it all and some will get stored as fat, so you'll stick to one scoop and get 32 servings out of it. HOWEVER, if you are already muscular and trying to add bulk you'll want to do a double scoop serving to up the protein to 32g, which will of course mean you'll only get 16 servings out of a bottle. « Show Less
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I trust the contents listed The bottle .ive taken it for two months .I weighed so much I went to my dr. To get weighed. First time I weighed under 300lbs
1968792
info on bottle says 1.5 servings per container; 24 cals per serving, 38 cals if u use the whole bottle.
1142806
Depends - I only use about 1tablespoon. The container says 30 servings but I get more like 40-50.
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I personally think 32 oz would be a bit overkill. I've found that 16 oz per 2 Tbsp serving is plenty. It depends if you'd rather drink less liquid and get it over with quickly, or dilute so that you barely taste it.
2189771
The bottle says 75 servings but we've had it since the end of October. We've probably skipped a few days here and there but it lasts a long time.
2155983
i am not really sure maybe about 2-3 weeks if you do 2 a day. i split it up so i used half the amount that way i got more servings
1413364
I know the product information says around 42 servings. I got more out of it because I do not like it too sweet so I use less in my 20oz water bottle at the gym. I would say my tub lasted about a little over a month. I probably used the product 2 times a day. Hope that helps!
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In this size bottle, 8.1 fl.oz or 240 ml is 96 servings. This is recommendation from Green Pasture Company. One serving per day (serving size 1/2 tsp or 2.5 g), so this bottle will last for more than three months. It is true that individual needs vary, but this is good start.
399438
This protein powder has 48 servings, so if you drink it 2 times a day that's 24 days
1257060
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.
1374913
my 2oz bottles says 4 drops is a serving size equal to 400iu, there are about 535 servings.
2069103
It's 18 grams protein. If you check the images on the product her on Amazon you can see the 1lb. Container has 20 servings. I know the two pound has 39 servings.
2236499
The bottle states "Serving size: 1 Tablespoon (1/2 oz/15ml) ( to be taken twice a day with food) Servings per container: 32" The 16 oz bottle is a 16 day supply.
1609683
I use one scoop a day as opposed to the two they recommend. I feel great and it lasts longer. So, since there are 26 servings per container, that gives me 52!!!!!
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The scoop holds 2 ounces. If my memory serves me right, there are 16 ounces in a pound. That would give you 8 servings in one pound. Therefore you would have 16+ servings in a 2.1 pound can.
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The 33.8oz size has about one month's supply. The serving size is 1 ounce, so if you measure correctly with the provided little cup, you should get 33 servings in a bottle.