how many servings to the 7 ounce container? seems expensive if a serving is close to an ounce....
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I can't give you an exact number of servings I get, but understand that the product is light in substance and is substantial. It lasts a long while over a period of months. It's a good substitute to coffee for me although I haven't stopped drinking coffee, I've cut down.
154681
The container says there are 133 servings. I generally put one teaspoon in my coffee mug. One is these usually lasts me several months.
154682
On my package that I bought at the grocery store in Germany it states that you use 1½ heaping teaspoons per 120ml, which is the equivalent of ½ C. It is 200 g which is very close to 7 oz. Probably the exact same size. It also states that it is enough for 90 cups. Compared to coffee it is not so expensive. And much better for you.PS I see that the others who answered this deviate a little in amount. I suggest it is because Europeans tend to make it stronger.
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We served at our Bible school in like 4 oz. cups i think their were around 40 to 50 servings this way.maybe a little more I was not one of the servers all week one one night I also kept one for us at home which i bought 2 of them they got stale before we could eat all of them had to throw about half a container out .
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I'm sorry...just rechecked my figures! There's 56 ounces in the can. A cup is 8 ounces - should be about 7 cups in the entire can. Too early in the morning for math for me, I guess!! (Lol)
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I've done an approximate measurement, and if you go a little bit higher than the "1 cup" mark, it comes out to about 20g (not packed down, but loose). It's misleading because the manual says "10-12g is normally good for one serving", implying that the "1 cup" mark equals 10g, but they don't define how much "one serving" is.
194718
I have found that container size is irrelevant. I always have found I receive 21 servings per canister. I wish it was a total 30 servings.
614348
One website states: Serving size is 78 drops or 3 droppersfull. Servings per container 49.
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Possibly because the 6 ounces is a volume measurement (fluid ounces, like a measuring cup), and and the 7.2 oz is a weight measurement (as in pounds and ounces). They wouldn't necessarily be the same; it depends on the substance being measured.
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Don't be concerned with how full the container is--it's irrelevant. All that matters is how many servings are in the container. So, look at the nutrition label. The very first line is serving size, which is 2 scoops. The next line is servings per container; in my 1.4 pounds container, there are 14 servings. If you drink 2 shakes per day, the container will last you seven days. So, get 4 containers to last you for a month. you get a discount if you sign up for a repeating purchase. PS This is--hands down--the best shake I've ever tasted, and I make it with water. I prefer the chocolate. Hope this helps--Zebrina Don't be concerned with how full the container is--it's irrelevant. All that matters is how many servings are in the container. So, look at the nutrition label. The very first line is serving size, which is 2 scoops. The next line is servings per container; in my 1.4 pounds container, there are 14 servings. If you drink 2 shakes per day, the container will last you seven days. So, get 4 containers to last you for a month. you get a discount if you sign up for a repeating purchase. PS This is--hands down--the best shake I've ever tasted, and I make it with water. I prefer the chocolate. Hope... » Read More Don't be concerned with how full the container is--it's irrelevant. All that matters is how many servings are in the container. So, look at the nutrition label. The very first line is serving size, which is 2 scoops. The next line is servings per container; in my 1.4 pounds container, there are 14 servings. If you drink 2 shakes per day, the container will last you seven days. So, get 4 containers to last you for a month. you get a discount if you sign up for a repeating purchase. PS This is--hands down--the best shake I've ever tasted, and I make it with water. I prefer the chocolate. Hope this helps--Zebrina « Show Less
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If you use the suggested serving size of 1 tbsp, there's about 75 servings per 8 oz bag, about 37 servings per 4 oz bag.
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The 32oz bag says the serving size is 3 and there are about 60 servings per container, therefore there are around 180 pieces per 32oz bag.
727559
We are happy to help! Upon review of the product label, we can see the serving size is two scoops and that makes 16 servings per container. We hope this is helpful!
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According to the label, there are 26 servings (or 26 tbsp) in the 16 US oz container. This doesn't make sense, because there are 32 tbsp in 16 US oz. However, the figure begins to make sense if you convert the 16 US oz into Imperial tbsp, and there are, in fact, 26.6456 Imperial tbsp each 16 US oz container. This doesn't make sense either until you realise that Barlean's Organic Oils Olive Leaf Complex is a "Product of Australia". The serving size is supposed to be 1 tbsp, which it says is 15 ml. Adding to the confusion, this is true only of US tbsp (you would get 32 tbsp out of the container with those, and only 26 Aussy tbsp, which thus appear to be larger spoons compared to US ones). The label also says that there is 66 mg for each tbsp, but since I don't really know if it is a US or Aussy tablespoon, I have to make both assumptions to get at least an estimate. Assuming 26 servings and thus Aussy tablespoon, and 66 mg per tbsp: Constant = 454 g 26.6456 tbsp = 17.03846038370312546912060527817 Percentage of the product that is standardized Oleuropein is (66 1000 17.0385) 100 or 0.387% Assuming 32 servings and thus US tablespoon, and 66 mg per tbsp: Constant = 454 g 32 tbsp = 14.1875 Percentage of the product that is standardized Oleuropein is (66 1000 14.1875) 100 or 0.465%
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The manufacturer recommends one scoop (comes inside the container) per serving and the label says that there are 12 servings per container. I counted it once and got more than 12 servings per 12 oz. container. They must give you more than exactly 12 scoops or 12 oz. per container.
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The container is 11.6 oz (330 g) and lists 22 servings, with three scoops as the serving size (tiny scoop is included). I only use 2 scoops at a time, and this container lasts me about 6 weeks when I use it 2-3 times a week (give or take)
660669
There are 30 servings in a 28 oz jar. One serving is two rounded tablespoons
2164778
It says 30 servings per container, but that's using "2 scoops in 8-10 oz of liquid per serving, with water or preferred beverage and drink daily." I find 1 heaping scoop in 12-14 oz of plain water with the fruit/vegetable is thick enough for me and still has a very chocolaty, creamy consistency. This is my breakfast and sometimes dinner if I get in late. Very satisfying!
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OH GOOD LORD, I can't even add. I said 9 ounces, but its 12 OUNCES. sorry about that!