What is the milligram amount per one half teaspoon of powder?
798695
I do not know. I have always used powder and mix it into water. I usually take a heaping spoonful and call it good enough. I would have to look up the conversion rates on-line.
798696
one teaspoon of salt would be around 6,000 milligrams. A teaspoon of flour would only be 2,500 milligrams. Milligrams measures go on a scale. You can find this online: I put some in the palm of my hand..I cook so I am use to that. MSM is not something to be so worried abiout. I use it directly into water or a juice and drink it down. You just get use to it..and it is so amazing for your lungs and pain, even in warm water for your hair..scalp, then rinse..I put it in body and foot cream. And this bag lasts a long time. I put mine in a large glass jar its healthier then plastic bags
900947
Hi Guido - On the back of the bottle it says there is 66 mg of elemental magnesium in 4 sprays. That would be 16.5 mg in one spray. If you want to take it orally instead of spraying it on you will get 560 mg per teaspoon. Hopes this answers your question.
1257286
It depends on the density of the substance you're measuring. According to most of the reviewers, the "drop" spoon has a VOLUME of 1/64 of a teaspoon, but mg is a unit of MASS, not a unit of volume. The mass of a 1/64 tsp. "drop" can vary widely depending on what you're measuring. Here are some examples: 1/64 tsp. of water has a mass of 77 mg 1/64 tsp. of granulated sugar has a mass of 65 mg 1/64 tsp. of granulated Splenda has a mass of about 8 mg 1/64 tsp. of cocoa powder has a mass of 24 mg. 1/64 tsp. of flour has a mass of 41 mg. In my experience, when someone starts contrasting the terms "dry measure" vs. "liquid measure" in the context of cooking, that person usually doesn't really understand the very important concept of density. They are usually making the implicit assumption that all dry powders have one density and all liquids have a second density. Since this assumption is quite false (as is clear from the numbers above), one should take what such a person says with a grain of salt. (Salt, incidentally, would have a mass of about 91 mg in a 1/64 tsp. "drop".)
918750
I'm sorry, it's been some time since I've used the product. I think it was 800 mgs, but I'm not certain. I suggest checking out the website for more information on the product.
1340863
1 teaspoon = 4.9289 millilitres1 tablespoon = 14.7868 millilitres1 cup = 236.588 millilitres
793232
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
1661858
Its about 1/8th of a teaspoon. I give our 22 lb dog 3 of these a day. Its been good for him, he has IB and it seems to help.
688345
1 teaspoon = 5g; don't confuse with tablespoon which is around ~14g. If you want, get those cooking utensils that measures baking powder and so forth in teaspoons, that way you know how much you're getting. Or you could just weigh it.
1254170
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)
1285906
It is actually 500 mg, which is why I bought this particular one. I was also pleasantly surprised that they are small enough to swallow whole, if desired.
593659
As it states on the site it depends on the type of powder and is between 180-360 mg. I have found that with the powder I use it is about 350 mg.
16435
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.
2078549
Greetings Pam, 4.2 g of Vit C crystals.. equals one teaspoon. Remember gram is a weight measure and teaspoon is a volume measure
981488
Where do you see the 1,500 mg in the label? On the nutritional facts, it states 5g/5000mg per teaspoon serving. It is not 1,500 mg per serving. It was, way to expensive then.
1782516
1/2 teaspoon is 1 gram. This is the serving size used in your drink to get the nutrients listed. It is 100% Moringa leaf.
1063210
I haven't measured, but I'm pretty sure that just 2 capsules will hold 1 tsp of powder. Certainly no more than 3 capsules would be needed. Hope this helps.
1307534
A teaspoon can usually hold about 5 grams, this is equal to 500mg. 1/4 of a teaspoon =125mg