How many mg per wafer?
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Hi Jane...There is 1,000 mg of calcium in 4 wafers so there is 250 mg per wafer.
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Keep in mind, you're asking how much Magnesium Glycinate (a compound) is in each serving size. That's not how much actual magnesium (aka elemental) is in each serving. The label states that 2200mg of this compound equals 401mg of elemental magnesium. So if we do the math, 1/4 tsp = 164 mg of magnesium. 1 full teaspoon of this product contains 657mg of magnesium. Hope that helps!
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There are 500 mg in a two tablet serving. They are large, but coated tablets.
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I found a conversion chart that says 12 tsp per ounce. So there should be about 30. That seems about right based on the size of the jar.
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There's 540mg( label states serving size has 360mg and the serving is 2 teaspoons) in one tablespoon which is 15 ml.
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I think it's a little disconcerting why the manufacturer isn't answering this question. I also want to know how many ounces of sweet potatoes are needed to make one of their 350mg capsules of phytoceramides.
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According to the package printed 1/32 tsp = 88 mg. I suggest first measure a tspful of the powder and dump it on a piece dry clean white paper and start dividing. First to I/2 then to 1/4 which should be aprox. 710mg, 1/8 tsp= 355mg.From I/4!tsp you divided into 7 equal portion which should be approx.= 100mg.
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Hi!I apologize for the delay!I love this machine ... Highly Recommended !Max wafer size is 6.5 inch but 4 inch is also possible!
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Hi, Judith! Amazon asked me to respond to your question, so here goes......I only buy the smaller package (1.55 oz or 40g) of the ENER-G product because the smaller amount comes in a far better shipping container. You get 50-52 GF communion wafers in a trifold cardboard package that has always kept the wafers from arriving smashed. Friends in larger churches who buy the bigger tub always complain that so many of the fragile wafers break in shipping. Mine never have. I package them up myself by inserting each one into a little zip-lock-type bead bag (available at any craft store in various sizes). Then I take them over to the church in a Rubbermaid container so that the people who set up the altar each week can reach in and add a few GF wafers to the general population of wafers without contaminating the GF ones. As the other gluten-free person in my tiny church and I go up for communion, the Pastor simply hands each of us one of the little bags, we pop ours open and are all set without any fuss. So....expect to find 50-52 wafers in the little package, which is a better deal than buying the big one when you count in all of the smashed wafers the larger tub seems to allow. Another thing, by the by, this vendor has a completely GF free facility......a big deal, if you are a celiac like me. Some of the other vendors offering supposedly GF wafers actually make them in facilities that also make regular wheat-laden wafers. Yikes! Best wishes!
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12.5 mg. I don't remember ever seeing a 50 available when I researched this.
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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.
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A serving is 1 tablespoon which is 5 grams or 5,000 mg. There are 68 servings per container.
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There is 1,000 mg per serving. There are two capsules per serving and each capsulel is 500 mg.
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Since the serving size is listed as 2 soft gels per serving, each soft gel is therefor 525 mg each.
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read the fine print - serving size 2 capsules = 1200mg so each capsule = 600mg
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Greetings Pam, 4.2 g of Vit C crystals.. equals one teaspoon. Remember gram is a weight measure and teaspoon is a volume measure
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There are 2,000 micrograms (mcgs) B-12 in each packet, the equivalent of 2 milligrams (mgs) per packet and a 33,333% ratio of the Recommended Daily Requirement.