I just started using it, so I can’t comment on effectiveness. The first thing I noticed was the container was only half full. I wondered if there was a mistake when filling it up, so I used the scoop and scooped the powder into a bowl and only got 17 scoops before it ran out.
I put the container on a digital scale and zeroed it out. I put the powder back in the container and it weighed 395 grams, which is 5 grams MORE than promised on the packaging. At this point it had to be the scoop.
I filled the scoop up to the top and it holds 23 grams of powder when the packaging states a serving size is only 13 grams. The packaging says to use “approximately one scoop” which is wrong. As you can see by the photos, you need to use slightly more than half a scoop to equal 13 grams.
I don’t know if the manufacturer switched to a larger scoop after the labels were created or they intentionally mislabeled the serving size on the packaging to have customers use up the product faster and get more sales, but you need to adjust your serving size to slightly more than half a scoop to get 30 servings per container.
It would be nice if the manufacturer adjusted the container size to be smaller to save on shipping and packaging.
I hope everyone finds this helpful.
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The scoop is too large! Don’t use a full scoop.
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2023
I just started using it, so I can’t comment on effectiveness. The first thing I noticed was the container was only half full. I wondered if there was a mistake when filling it up, so I used the scoop and scooped the powder into a bowl and only got 17 scoops before it ran out.I put the container on a digital scale and zeroed it out. I put the powder back in the container and it weighed 395 grams, which is 5 grams MORE than promised on the packaging. At this point it had to be the scoop.I filled the scoop up to the top and it holds 23 grams of powder when the packaging states a serving size is only 13 grams. The packaging says to use “approximately one scoop” which is wrong. As you can see by the photos, you need to use slightly more than half a scoop to equal 13 grams.I don’t know if the manufacturer switched to a larger scoop after the labels were created or they intentionally mislabeled the serving size on the packaging to have customers use up the product faster and get more sales, but you need to adjust your serving size to slightly more than half a scoop to get 30 servings per container.It would be nice if the manufacturer adjusted the container size to be smaller to save on shipping and packaging.I hope everyone finds this helpful.
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2023
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I put the container on a digital scale and zeroed it out. I put the powder back in the container and it weighed 395 grams, which is 5 grams MORE than promised on the packaging. At this point it had to be the scoop.
I filled the scoop up to the top and it holds 23 grams of powder when the packaging states a serving size is only 13 grams. The packaging says to use “approximately one scoop” which is wrong. As you can see by the photos, you need to use slightly more than half a scoop to equal 13 grams.
I don’t know if the manufacturer switched to a larger scoop after the labels were created or they intentionally mislabeled the serving size on the packaging to have customers use up the product faster and get more sales, but you need to adjust your serving size to slightly more than half a scoop to get 30 servings per container.
It would be nice if the manufacturer adjusted the container size to be smaller to save on shipping and packaging.
I hope everyone finds this helpful.
The scoop is too large! Don’t use a full scoop.
By HJ on January 7, 2023
I just started using it, so I can’t comment on effectiveness. The first thing I noticed was the container was only half full. I wondered if there was a mistake when filling it up, so I used the scoop and scooped the powder into a bowl and only got 17 scoops before it ran out.By HJ on January 7, 2023
I put the container on a digital scale and zeroed it out. I put the powder back in the container and it weighed 395 grams, which is 5 grams MORE than promised on the packaging. At this point it had to be the scoop.
I filled the scoop up to the top and it holds 23 grams of powder when the packaging states a serving size is only 13 grams. The packaging says to use “approximately one scoop” which is wrong. As you can see by the photos, you need to use slightly more than half a scoop to equal 13 grams.
I don’t know if the manufacturer switched to a larger scoop after the labels were created or they intentionally mislabeled the serving size on the packaging to have customers use up the product faster and get more sales, but you need to adjust your serving size to slightly more than half a scoop to get 30 servings per container.
It would be nice if the manufacturer adjusted the container size to be smaller to save on shipping and packaging.
I hope everyone finds this helpful.
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