How does this compare economically to the 5-lb powder? How much will this make vs that? Thanks in advance.
1277760
This is easier to get carried away with when measuring. But I think they are the same, honestly. This is easier than powder.
2146625
It depends on your preferences - the formula is the same in both. My husband has difficulty taking pills & already takes a fair number of other supplements, so adding another 12 pills to his daily regimen was out of the question. With the powder form, you only do a scoop once a day, and it's slightly cheaper per day than the pills. Some people have trouble mixing it with juice (to camouflage the so-called "citrus" taste), but we have a stick immersion blender that works pretty well. The only thing I can say is that I'm glad I don't have to take it. I'm very sensitive to smells, and every time my husband mixes his "concoction", I can't stand the smell! He doesn't seem to mind, though. It depends on your preferences - the formula is the same in both. My husband has difficulty taking pills & already takes a fair number of other supplements, so adding another 12 pills to his daily regimen was out of the question. With the powder form, you only do a scoop once a day, and it's slightly cheaper per day than the pills. Some people have trouble mixing it with juice (to camouflage the so-called "citrus" taste), but we have a stick immersion blender that works pretty well. The only thing I can say is that I'm glad I don't have to take it. I'm very sensitive to smells,... » Read More It depends on your preferences - the formula is the same in both. My husband has difficulty taking pills & already takes a fair number of other supplements, so adding another 12 pills to his daily regimen was out of the question. With the powder form, you only do a scoop once a day, and it's slightly cheaper per day than the pills. Some people have trouble mixing it with juice (to camouflage the so-called "citrus" taste), but we have a stick immersion blender that works pretty well. The only thing I can say is that I'm glad I don't have to take it. I'm very sensitive to smells, and every time my husband mixes his "concoction", I can't stand the smell! He doesn't seem to mind, though. « Show Less
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this is liquid, I would go for 10 pounds of the granules for about 64 dollars. It is easier to apply and disposal of the container is safer.
1318877
It's a course mix rather than a fine powder. It also doesn't dissolve completely. It's also tasteless. I swear by it though. Extremely effective.
220025
Yes, the container is huge compared to the contents but check the weight on the bottle. My Reset lasts me two months but I only use one scoop not the recommended two. Also if I miss my exercise for a few days I dont take it. Too much protein can cause kidney disease so I'm overly cautious. Compared to other powders though, Reset is excellent for the price. Check the nutritional value.
1040559
That's the awesome thing about this... It's a powder. I mix it in my protein shake. Don't even taste it :). Went with this because I hate the pills too.
1938728
It's better than BB, in ingredients, nutritional content, and cost. Most of the cost in Blue Buffalo is due to all the advertising they do. Who do they pass that cost onto? Us. Also, the protein levels in the BB Wilderness are extremely high, in my opinion. I know we all think "the more protein the better" which is not always the case.
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Yes, the tablets are quite a bit more expensive to use, especially for the bigger dogs or multiple dogs. The powder comes with a scoop inside. 4 of my dogs are in the 60 lb range and get 3/4 of a scoop pr day. My 40lb cocker/golden retriever gets 1/2 a scoop pr day. The great thing about the Connectin is that it has several herbal anti inflammatory ingredients as well as the joint supplements that have enough mg's per serving to make a difference for animals with joint pain or stiffness. You will likely see some improvement fairly quickly but many people give up too soon. I always tell folks to give it at least 30 days before you decide it isn't working. My oldest one saw improvements in less than 2 weeks even on top of his Rimadyl, conventional meds and the Connectin has nothing in it to burden the liver or kidneys. In fact some of the herbs in it help decongest the organs. Wishing your pups quick relief.
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Sorry i dont have a grams answer but i will tell you that the powder enclosed is enough to completely fill the containers that came with the machine. I would say that the containers are equal to 1 1/4 cups of powder per color....and u must be patient and turn the container upside down and tap with fingers and also tap on color reservoirs as well because they act like they are full and stop filling...tap on the reservoirs often to get it to move the powder around to fill up the space left in the chambers... slow and tedious but works well...should empty the bottles...suggest that you do this on a table somewhere where u will be able to clean up...as its real easy to spill this powder...i did it in the garage..with newspaper underneath and paper towels ready for cleanup...i used an awl...like an icepick and dont hammer on it...simply put point of awl where you its indicated and push easy and rotate in a small circle like you wallowing a hole out...it will easily go thru...make it barely larger than the tip of the nozzle of the supplied container and test before you open up the powder and attach the nozzle...then screw it on to the supplied powder...it should last a long time...be careful no to expose the drum...do open that part as its light sensitive....also if you have compressed air blow out the copy machine if you see dust or debris...outside of course....good luck...don....houston
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I tried a case of this over a month & it helped tremendously - it helps both joints & muscles. No idea on the blood level of it, but it is most definitely worth the cost - powder or liquid form. It probably effects different people differently, as metabolisms are all different on an individual basis. I know it worked for me - worth a trial run
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You can get 2 cases of 24 cans each or 3 cans of powder (30 day supply) for approx $53.00 plus S&H; which will be somewhat an increase in price. Sorry I did not explain how many of each. I find the powder type are as good as the cans of liquid, and less cost, more days also. The 24 cans cost me over $25.00 S&H; because of the weight. I mix my powder in orange juice, iced tea, water and the taste of mango really is good. Hope I made this more informative.
1184166
If you compare the ingredients you can see why it's cheaper. This is made from soy and whey and all the other ingredients I read weren't real food ingredients like Shakeology. You could use it instead, but it will not give you the same nutritional benefits.
1959664
I really do not know. I actually lost more weight with whey protein than any other method. Get creative w/flavors using vanilla powder. Works great! (I lost 80 pounds in 5 months w/whey)
1787565
There is this product on Amazon: 2LBS Copper Sulfate Pentahydrate Powder Currently $12.97 for 2 pounds. Anyone know if that would work?
1035420
I dont know why its cheaper, prices definitely vary depending on brands and sizes of supply. I also haven't used a more expensive brand but I can tell you that this brand has worked for me. It has dramatically suppressed my appetite without side effects which has made dieting easier and I have been losing weight. Inexpensive doesn't always mean lesser quality!
1742530
Depends on your need. There is not enough liquid to go with all the powder. But it works good.
1612012
It was very good, but rather expensive. After doing some research I decided to go with an organic whey protein that comes out of Canada and sold at Amazon. I buy the chocolate flavored organic no sugar added WHEY FACTOR. The two pound canister is only $24.95.