how many servings for the 1kg?
1679108
1kg = 2.20 lbs. The label says: 30g per serving; 33 servings. NOT 70 like someone else said.
1679109
I think around 65 or so. Not really a good deal to be honest. Fusion 7 is 4 lbs for $37.00 at 120 servings.
2198789
That's hard to say but I'm guessing around 10. There are 54 servings (3tb ea). They are fairly economical, especially since they don't go bad.
1436525
40 Servings. I buy it for my husband. He has been using it for several months now.
327941
A serving is 1 tablespoon which is 5 grams or 5,000 mg. There are 68 servings per container.
1060120
Hi, The suggested serving size is a 1/4 cup or 28 grams. Of course, you may prefer to use more or less per your taste. All the best
1631493
I am truly sorry I did not measure but you can estimate the serving size which is a teaspoon, and 100g is 20 tsp. so I'd estimate 20 servings!
173044
About 34, 1/2 teaspoon servings. Should last you a little more than a month.
960887
It has 15 servings which are 30 grams each (two heaping scoops). The scoop is included in the container.
1060121
Hi,The suggested serving size is a 1/4 cup or 28 grams. Of course, you may prefer to use more or less per your taste.All the best
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!!!!!
2261420
Here they are directly from the packaging....Serving size 2 TBSP (38 grams)Servings per container about 7Amount per serving:Calories 100Total fat 0 gSodium 10 mgTotal carbs 25 gSugars 18 gProtein 0 g
753706
When I was taking it I felt great. I would say 28 - 30 servings. Last order put me off. Good luck with yours.
1705983
Recommended amount to give: 1 teaspoon (5ml) per 10 pounds (5kg) of body weight, or 1 tablespoon (15ml) per 30 pounds (13.6 kg) of body weight. Start slowly, for example, start at a quarter of this and build up slowly. Use similarly for cats and other animals.
2069102
According to the packaging:1. Serving size = one scoop (26 grams)2. Servings per container = 35 (2 lb. container or 32 oz.)3. Protein per serving = 17 gramsSo, "servings in a pound" = 17.5
307600
Hi Michael,The serving size on the container label is 30 servings, using 3 Tsp. per serving.
1766192
According to the package label, there are 3gms of Carbohydrates per serving
739271
There are 60 servings in a 6 lb bag. A serving size is 28 grams and there are 23 grams of protein in each serving. This is just protein and there is nothing added to this.