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HadenoughHA

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Dec 17, 2019
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Hello,

I'm a bit confused about the measurements for SN.

I have normal kitchen scales measured in KG

I'm confused on where the line should be for weighing 25gms is 25gm 25 grams?

If I ordered a digital pocket scale what would 25gms look like on the digital reading?

Thanks
 
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Apr 27, 2020
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there are several posts about this, i dont remember exactly I think he said 1 tablespoons or 2 teaspoons full I am not sure just search for it
 
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Soul

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Apr 12, 2019
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Yes, 25 gm = 25 grams.
Hope that helps.
 
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Blutsager

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Mar 11, 2020
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Hello,

I'm a bit confused about the measurements for SN.

I have normal kitchen scales measured in KG

I'm confused on where the line should be for weighing 25gms is 25gm 25 grams?

If I ordered a digital pocket scale what would 25gms look like on the digital reading?

Thanks

I imagine you may have been shocked at how much 25 grams of SN actually is. Yeah, it isn't just a pinch, its a full tablespoon and a lil bit more. This is why swallowing it is one of the key challenges.
 
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Dec 5, 2019
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I got a digital pocket scale with .01 gram accuracy for $13(USA). This is a good option. Yes, it would say 25 grams if it's calibrated correctly. A USA nickel weighs 5g, so that's how I tested its accuracy.
 
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HadenoughHA

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Dec 17, 2019
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I got a digital pocket scale with .01 gram accuracy for $13(USA). This is a good option. Yes, it would say 25 grams if it's calibrated correctly. A USA nickel weighs 5oz, so that's how I tested its accuracy.

Thanks, so would 25 gms read as 0.25?
 
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theguineapigking

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Dec 5, 2019
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Thanks, so would 25 gms read as 0.25?
No. It would measure 25, not .25, on MY scale. Mine weighs up to 200 grams.

Edit: On your kg scale, it should weigh .025 kg. Because .025 x 1,000(kg to g)
 
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HadenoughHA

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Dec 17, 2019
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No. It would measure 25, not .25, on MY scale. Mine weighs up to 200 grams.

Edit: On your kg scale, it should weigh .025 grams. Because .025 x 1,000(grams to kg)
No. It would measure 25, not .25, on MY scale. Mine weighs up to 200 grams.

Edit: On your kg scale, it should weigh .025 grams. Because .025 x 1,000(grams to kg)


Thank you, your maths is much better than mine.
 
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theguineapigking

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Dec 5, 2019
593
No problem dude.

I wish you the best. Remember that we're always here if you need to talk at all.
 
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