How many mg progesterone per 1oz?
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There are 1000 mg per 2 ounce container. Divided by 2 = 500 mg per ounce. Ultimately, for every 1/4 teaspoon there should be 21 mg. All things being equal and if each measurement is measured accurately, this comes to 47.6 doses per container. I hope this helps in some way for you.
481565
Each 2 oz jar of Natural Progesterone Cream contains 1000 mg USP progesterone or 500 mg per ounce. The suggested 1/4 teaspoon serving should contain just under 21 mg of progesterone.
908059
It is real progesterone, but the dosage may be less than if you had a prescription from a doctor skilled in bio-identical hormone replacement therapy, and made up specifically for you by a compounding pharmacy. Since it is an over the counter cream, it will have a low, "average" dose. If you are just trying a bio-identical cream to see if it helps your particular symptoms, it's a good start. I do recommend checking your hormone levels, if you find the OTC levels not very effective. It is definitely worth it! good luck!
391147
I assume its 600 mg. per pill. A one day serving recommended is 2 pills = 1200 mg.
204026
5oz or 141gm so infant gets 1.5gm or 1/2tsp between meals and 2+ gets 1tsp or 3 grams between meals. Cost me double the price to buy locally so good buy for me...
929644
The extensive product information received with my initial purchase specified 20 mg per dropper full. I was similar to yourself and commenced 2 x 20mg per day and now I am on 1 x 20 mg per day. But it's not just about applying the Progestelle. The product information also specifies reducing many "oestrogenic" compounds. I am also in a Facebook closed group called the "Menopause Whisperer". Lots of green smoothies!!!! Best wishes.
1286070
4oz is pleanty for that. A little goes a long way. I really love this product.
1959362
Each pill is 400mg. So 1 or 2 per day. I've been taking one pill in the morning, and that's it.
723019
Hi, When I first started using it I used WAY too much and one jar lasted me 2 months. The same with the Estriol Cream which is to be used WITH Progesterone. I would say if you follow the directions using 1/4 teaspoon of Progesterone, one jar will last closer to 4.. reorder at the end of 2 months to make sure. And don't forget the Estriol as well; designed to work together.. Follow the instructions on the labels..I LOVE these creams, they really work for me and Smokey Mountain ships fast, even to Canada :)
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Progesta-Care Complete just has "15mg of Pregnenolone and 15mg of 7-Keto DHEA Acetate" in addition to the regular Progesta-Care. I am not sure how that affects your pregnancy, though.
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1.7 oz as far as I remember , it was a great deal as it was hitting $200 dollars here for the same product, my wife still looks young for her age so either it works or good genes or both. regards mark
2096580
What these other women have already said is true...progesterone builds up in our fatty tissue. Even though you wouldn't be using it for 2 weeks, technically, it is still in your system. I'm guessing the 2 weeks off allows the body to maintain balance. It is always a good idea to see a naturopathic doctor who can get you the saliva tests to check your hormone levels regularly while working out what is best for you personally.
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I just looked it up. 500 mgs. = 50,000 IU. Looks like you just add a couple of zeroes.
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500 mg in each tablet. I have to give my dogs one in the a.m. and one in the p.m. Vet recommended 1,000 mg. a day for my beagles.
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The GemPro 25o usre manual states its capacity at 50 grams with a precision of 0.001 grams (1 mg). In grains, this translates 770 grains with a precision of 0.02 grains.
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There are 10 milligrams per 1/4 teaspoon. Women need 10-15 mg per day and men 25mg. It is best to get a blood test to see if this is needed. The hormone can be metabolized into estrogen or testosterone as needed.
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I don't know...I just ordered it without seeing the total weight....I checked to tube and it does state 1 oz....but this medicine works :-)
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2,8mg per serving . its right here in the middle of the page, along with other info