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> you need a $500+ scale to dose it accurately enough Or you can just get a super small 0.25 cent plastic scoop that amounts to normal dose.
by korzun 11y ago
> you need a $500+ scale to dose it accurately enough
Or you can just get a super small 0.25 cent plastic scoop that amounts to normal dose.
- awakeasleep 11y agoYou definitely can't do this, because you don't actually know the density of what you're measuring. Depending on how the caffeine was prepared, it'll be in crystalline flakes or chunks of varying sizes and configurations. Think of it like snow. You can't tell how much water went into a given volume of snow because you don't know if you're dealing with fluffy snow, wet snow, super fine powder snow, etc.
- ac29 11y agoYou definitely can. You don't need exactly 200.000 mg of caffeine for it to be 1 serving. Using 2 ~100mg spoonfuls will probably get you 150-250mg of caffeine, which isn't any more or less accurate than brewed coffee, which varies wildly in caffeine content.
- Cretin1 11y agoInteresting how they are not responding to comments like this demonstrating how wrong they are.