According to the nutrition info there are 224g when there are really 113g. How many level tsp. are there on avg? 56 is wrong if they're 4g/tsp.
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The bag contains 113 grams of powder. Great product, I love it for jam making in particular.
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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
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They are not saying they eat 26 pounds a week. They are being facetious. The point is that one serving is only 14 grams. In the one serving there are 3 times the amount that is considered toxic. 14 grams is 0.03 pounds * (much less then the 26 pounds used sarcastically in the original question) or close to half an ounce. Don't feel bad, we all misread information from time to time. I just wanted to set the record straight and clarify the amounts. *conversions based on internet calculator
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Hm... Well, half a gram is about 1.6 cups of sugar, which is 76.8 tsp... so 6.5mg would be equal to one tsp sugar equivalence. In a 50 gram bag... 50,000/6.5=7692.3 teaspoons of sugar sweetness equivalence, or roughly 160 cups (50,000/312=160.256). Good luck
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Well Andre, according to the label it has a lot more than 50 mcg. In fact it says 5000 mcg. So from my investigation it favorably compares to other top brands.
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I don't remember the exact number, but it is a huge number. Maybe close to a thousand. One tsp serving.
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1000mg is 1 tsp. There are 45 drops in 1 tsp. So I guess like 22.2mg is a drop.
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Hello..Each jar has 180 g. That makes it 36 teaspoons per jar. i hope this is useful. Lipix Team
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According to the package there are 113 "slightly rounded" 1/2 tsp servings in a 250g bag. I take a level 1/2 tsp per day so perhaps that will provide you with a fairly accurate way to guess at the servings per container :-). Because I don't like the taste of product, I fill size 0 capsules and take it that way. I can tell you for sure that there is almost exactly a quarter teaspoon of magnesium powder in each capsule. I was surprised at that. Even with the added cost of the capsules....approx 8 mils each...in my opinion it's absolutely the best way to take the stuff....less hassle, easy to take along on trips, no taste. Hope this helped.
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456 grams is on the package and 7.6 grams is in 1 scoop per serving size so if you divide 456 into 7.6 = 60. To check your answer multiply 60 into 7.6 which will add up the amount of grams in the whole package.
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Actually, 1/4 tsp is about 1200 mg total mass, which should translate to about 200 mg of elemental Mg (the rest is glycinate or H2O)
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Per the nutrition facts on the box: serving size is 1 tsp (3g) servings per Packet is 10 servings. 18 packets in a box.Calories 5 Fat 0% sodium 570mg or 24%total carbohydrates 1g or 0%sugars <1gprotein 0g. Hope that this helps you.
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Sorry Jim I just now noticed your message in my email. Well there is two serving sizes they give on the package. One sais 2 1/2 tbsp = 15 grams and the serving of 5 tbsp per day = 30 grams. Of course it's probably more likely that 30 grams is what you need.
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I have & am working on a 250 gram bag. The bag itself says "serving Size 2000 milligrams" or 2 grams. The bag also says "servings per bag 113." I am taking 2 Number 0 capsules (which I make up) per day. Depends on how much you want to take. The advantage of Glycinate according to Dr Titlebaum is that it absorbs best. Two grams a day seems like a lot. I can fit 6 of my number 0 caps into a 5 gram measure. That adds up to about .80 gram per number 0 capsule; 1.6 grams for my daily dose. That's all the information I have.
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I have found it to be quite sensitive to minute changes but I don't use calibration weights. The smallest units are 0.05 (1/20th) ounce and 1 gram (30 grams ≈ 1oz). Considering that 1/8th tsp is roughly 1.125 grams, you have to decide if that's sensitive enough for your needs.
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One teaspoon is approx. 5 GRAMS. Each Gram contains 1000 milligrams. Therefore one teaspoon is equivalent to approx. 5000 milligrams. 100 mg is approx 1/50 of a teaspoon. Basically a very small amount. I had to look that up too when I purchased this also, hope it helps.
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Hi Stefanie, What I read on the back is "3 tsp.", which is 3 teaspoons, meaning 1 tablespoon. One teaspoon is 5mg; the "15g" metric measurement agrees with the teaspoon measurement. But I use those serving sizes as a suggestion anyway. ;)