Product is mislabeled with incorrect serving size -- only provides 24 servings, not 34!
UPDATE!!! (4/5/22)<br /><br />Okay... I can't believe they actually did this. This seller is sleazy.<br /><br />Instead of simply increasing the amount of blueberry powder you get -- which would have been the normal and decent thing to do IMO -- or decreasing the number of servings listed on the package (to make it accurate to what you're getting), they instead opted (after I complained in my review below, apparently) to REDUCE the total amount of blueberry powder you get (from 3.5g down to 2.5g) AND cut in HALF the recommended serving size from 2tsp. down to 1tsp., and are now claiming that by reducing the volume of actual blueberry powder you're getting by almost a third, they are MAGICALLY increasing the number of "apparent" servings you are getting by almost 30%, which is now claimed to be 48 servings versus the original 34 claimed servings (which was actually 24 servings). So, basically, by cutting the serving size in half, and reducing the powder weight by 29%, you're now getting 2x the actual previous number of servings (see my original review below).<br /><br />I cannot believe people are this unethical in business on Amazon! Amazon needs to hold sellers like this accountable for their misleading advertising. Stop playing games and just deliver a good product at a fair and *straightforward* price and quit playing games with your amounts, serving sizes, and number of servings. It's very misleading -- and I believe this has been done very much intentionally.<br /><br />/rant<br /><br />------------------<br /><br />Original review:<br /><br />The packaging claims there are 34 servings. One serving is shown as being 2 tsp.<br /><br />It was running out very fast, so I decided to measure how much a serving size weighed.<br /><br />1 tsp weighs approximately 3.5 grams (averaged across a couple of teaspoons), thus a 2 tsp serving is 7 grams.<br /><br />There are 6 ounces (allegedly -- I should have weighed it when I received the bag). Thus, the bag provides only 24 servings, not 34. Big difference! So, I was not imagining things. It really did run out fast (30% faster than it should have).<br /><br />It is mislabeled as providing more servings than it actually does.<br /><br />I'm annoyed because A) It's expensive, B) It ran out long before all the other smoothie ingredients I bought, which *will* last at least a month, as I expected this to do.<br /><br />I wish I could get a refund. Not happy when products are mislabeled like this. I don't know if it's careless or deliberate to make it seem like you're getting more servings than you actually are in order to try to compete better with other products, as no, I would *not* have spent that much money for only 24 servings.
Rating: 1 stars