how do I measure 275 milligram
1599462
These little spoons are more for the joke factor (one does not actually measure a "pinch" or a "dash" of anything!). Not meant for accurate measurements.
1599463
With a scale. Since 275 Mg of marshmallows will not fit in the same spoon as 275 mg of lead.
1599464
just about... 1/2 of a teaspoon is 250mg, 1/4 of a teaspoon =125mg, 1/8 of teaspoon is 62.5mg 1/16 of teaspoon is about 31.25mg 1/32 of a teaspoon is about 15.6mg and 1/64 of teaspoon is 8mg. so each one of these represents the percentage of a teaspoon. Just like the other posted with the teaspoon equivalents. Hope this helps someone.
1599465
The spoons help but are only part of the puzzle. You need to purchase a measuring device for this. Amazon has many and I bought one through Amazon to go with the spoons. The measuring device or weight scale, will tell you "exactly" how much it weighs when you put the product on the scale.
1599466
The spoons measure volume. You want to measure weight, so stick with a scale. Volume and weight measure different units.
1016381
As others have stated, it depends upon the "density" of the compound. For example, caffeine has a density of 1230 mg per cubic centimeter. So, if you want 150 mg of caffeine, you need to use 0.122 cubic centimeters or converted to teaspoons is approximately 1/40th of a teaspoon. A very very tiny amount of caffeine! However, take a lightweight compound like dried parsley ... 150 mg of dried parsley is 1.5 cubic centimeters or approximately 1/3 of a teaspoon. So, 150 mg of parsley takes up over 13 times as much space as an equivalent weight of caffeine. Hope that helped.
253655
There is a decimal point but I'm not sure how precise the measurement in grams is.
1884912
There are 500 mg in a two tablet serving. They are large, but coated tablets.
1032203
Based on MW of Mg-malate of 156.3 and of Mg of 24.3, the calculated amt of Mg would be 441. Close, perhaps rounding error in computing 425 per label. Or perhaps my chemistry from 1970s is rusty.
1964991
I found my measuring cup. Here are the amts - in teaspoons of water: 4 tsp 6 soft5 tsp 5 soft6 tsp 3 soft7 tsp 1 soft or 7 med8 tsp 6med9 tsp 5 med10 tsp 3 med11 tsp 2 med12 tsp 1 med14 tsp 7 hard15 tsp 6 hard17 tsp 5 hard18 tso 4 hard20 tsp 3 hard21 tsp 2 hard23 tsp 1 hardHope this helps.
1408162
I/4 teaspoon equals 900 milligrams, 1/2 teaspoon equals 3600 mg. I usually take closer to 1/2 teaspoon, but I am used to taking larger amounts of magnesium.
1254169
It equals to 3603mg which is wAy too much, ur Better off with 1/8 or 1/4 of a teaspoon 1/4 is 900mg . I take 1/8 usually and at night.
1541308
Just shows Bio-Mos at 200 mg. seems to help, though. I take 1 in the morning and 1 at 6 P M
559131
It should be one of the pictures. If not, here you go:Small: 3.5 - 4Med: 4 - 4.5Lg: 4.5 - 5
1313537
I find it to be within five milligrams above or below the unit being measured. That is if you calibrate the scale with the proper test weights, use it where there is little to no interference, etc. However, I find it doesn't measure items unless they weigh at least 30 milligrams, yet air and other things seem to effect it somewhat. Its worth the 20 or so dollars, but don't expect anything above average out of this scale. Measuring out anything that is 30 milligrams seems damn near impossible.
1960048
You have to convert grams to milligrams. But instructions are based on weight of animal. There is a tiny scoop provided. 1 gram equals 1000 milligrams.
169934
Yes,it does measure in milligrams.It works great doing so.Have not had an issue or error with this product at all but you must calibrate with the weight or get coins that amount to.1000mg to work perfect.This is with any scale.I hope I have answered your question.
122723
It's right there in the description at the top of the page: 1000 x .1g. So it only goes down to one-tenth of a gram. In other words, no, it does not measure milligrams. Unless you're a biologist or a drug dealer however, one-tenth of a gram is plenty precise for most people: 1/285 of an ounce is pretty small. It gets you to the value of a gold sample, for example, within about $5.00 either way.
1016382
Fill the drop spoon with exactly the stuff you want to measure, then weigh the amount. That's the most reliable way to find out.
616468
Piperazine Citrate 275 mg/teaspoon (5 mL).......Anthelmintic (Expels Worms) (Equivalent to 110 mg Piperazine Base) sorry wrong answer before Pyrantel is what I used
2172687
Yes, but only if good metrological practices are observed. 1 milligram = 0.001 grams, and that is the resolution of this scale.