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NutritionX RAM Scoop/Serving Size

fret_wimp2 · 2012-11-09 18:56:23

On the back of the NutritionX RAM, it says take 3 scoops (1 serving) after training with water. But it doesnt come with a scoop. so how do i know what to take. I took about 110g serving size based on the nutritional info, but can anyone confirm what size the nutritionX RAM serving should be? Thanks.

09-11-2012 06:56PM

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On the back of the NutritionX RAM, it says take 3 scoops (1 serving) after training with water.

But it doesnt come with a scoop. so how do i know what to take. I took about 110g serving size based on the nutritional info, but can anyone confirm what size the nutritionX RAM serving should be?

Thanks.

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#2 09-11-2012 07:53PM

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According to this it's 106g.

http://www.nutritionx.ie/recovery-accelerator-matrix/

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#3 09-11-2012 07:53PM

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From the NutritionX website it says 106g (which is 3 scoops).

http://www.nutritionx.ie/recovery-accelerator-matrix/

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#4 09-11-2012 08:44PM

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Are you sure the scoop isn't hide under the powder?

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#5 09-11-2012 08:56PM

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Usually with tubs of powder the scooper sinks to the bottom and is a nightmare to get. Try digging down to see if you can find it

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#6 11-11-2012 05:42AM

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A fork should help you dig it out.

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