I ordered the 2 pound container. I opened it and don't see a scoop and the powder only goes to about halfway up the container. Is this normal?
145466
They usually sink to the middle/bottom so you either sift through with your hand or flip it and try to get it back to the top
145467
Ordered the 5 pound version. Could not find the scoop initially, either. But eventually, after digging in the container with a long spoon, I found the scoop. Container did not look completely full, either. However, as long as the cap was sealed with plastic I would not worry.
145468
Lol. the fun in it. digging all the way to the bottom. but save your scoop so when you buy another , you use that till you reach the new one
145469
they package by weight, so the containers are never full. and the scoop is usually at the bottom.
145470
I had to dig for my scooper too. Its in there, just at the bottome somewhere!
1833622
one scoop of the included scoop in canister is closer to 2.5- 3 tsp if you fill it to the top if you go to the line it is 2 tsp
93607
The scoop is buried in the powder. I usually use a toothpick to dig around the powder.
2227335
The container says about 22. I find I only need 2 scoops instead of the recommended 3 per serving so it lasted me a bit longer. I will see if I can post a picture of the label for you. :)
464612
There's a scoop. You might have to do a bit of arithmetic depending in the size if your bottle. Also, this stuff seems to dissolve better if you add the powder to the water instead of the other way around. Make sure you stir WELL.
490108
I have never had my powder come in anything but the bag pictured in for the product. Seems a little fishy to me.
93016
I started with the concentrate and switched to the powder. My baby didn't even notice. I get almost a week of feedings with one container. Not sure of total ounces.
2235467
I'm not sure where you're getting that weight information. The container I have doesn't list the weight anywhere on it. It seems to weigh about 1.4oz on my scale. It might be different because the containers are not filled to the top as often happens...so maybe the container is a 2 lb size but they only put 1.3 lbs in it. What's more important than the weight is that the powder inside is equal to 15 scoops (scoop is included). So if you're taking a scoop a day (which is the recommended amount) it will last you 15 days. I have always found that to be true...I've been taking it for about 2 years and I always get 15 scoops out of it. Hope this helps.
1126427
I use one scoop (included) every morning and just as it says on the package..I get about 2 weeks give or take a day. I don't level my scoops...it's a great product.
1498653
It does not come with a scoop. I used a milligram scale to measure out proper doses.
9824
I've peeled off the main label with the exact measurements (weight/grams, etc), but the back supplemental facts are still on there. It reads, 1 scoop is 22.5 g and there are 50 scoops per container
2135131
Not sure exactly what you are asking, but I just took a scoop and put it in my 1/8 tsp measuring spoon and it was a bit less than that. It did not fill the 1/8th up completely.
180810
It does not come with a scoop. I had to look up equivient measurement online to figure out how much I needed to take. Good product though!
403557
The one I bought was a powder, I measured out just the amount I wanted with a tiny spoon. The opening of the bottle wasn't very wide tho, thus a slim spoon. I used a long-handled iced tea spoon.
1498655
There is no scoop in bag............. I too thought there would be but because so many people take different amounts I guess they thought a random 1/4 scoop would be to much to ask for, ha!
246620
I think the nutritional facts would be the same as heavy cream. From what I have been able to discover, it's recommended that you mix one part powder to three parts water.It is strange that no info is printed on the container.
1889408
I don't use the scoop for measurement. I use an American Weigh Scales digital scale, scooping the powder from the bag with a long spoon into a dosing cup until I get the amount I need in weight.