Switch Nutrition 100% Pure TMG (Tri Methyl Glycine) 150g
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Switch Nutrition 100% Pure TMG (Tri Methyl Glycine) 150g is an unflavoured trimethylglycine powder for adults who prefer a single-ingredient product in a tub. TMG is also called betaine anhydrous, so you may see either name when comparing formulas. The 150g pack contains 150 labelled one-gram portions. This is the loose-powder format, with the amount per scoop stated separately from the total pack weight.
Each 1g portion contains 1000mg of TMG. The gram and milligram figures describe the same quantity, rather than two different strengths. This makes the serving information useful when comparing a capsule product that lists its content in milligrams. Compare the total TMG amount in that product’s labelled serve, including the number of capsules required, before comparing pack prices. The size of a tub or capsule bottle alone does not tell you how many equivalent portions it contains.
The unflavoured powder has no artificial colours, sweeteners or preservatives listed on the pack. It can appeal to shoppers who want a TMG product separate from a flavoured multi-ingredient blend. A powder also means measuring a portion, which is a different preparation preference from taking a preset capsule.
When choosing pack quantity, use the 150 one-gram portions as the comparison unit rather than assuming 150 days of use. The labelled number of daily portions determines how long a tub lasts. You can browse the Switch Nutrition range to compare product formats and pack sizes. For this formula, the useful distinctions are its TMG identity, single-ingredient profile, stated amount per portion and loose-powder format. The complete ingredient statement and product-specific use information are kept in their dedicated tabs.
Product FAQs
Are TMG and betaine anhydrous the same ingredient name?
Switch uses trimethylglycine, TMG and betaine anhydrous to identify the ingredient in this product. These names help you recognise it when comparing formulas. Check another product’s full ingredient information as well as its name, since blends can contain other ingredients alongside TMG.
Does 1000mg mean more than 1g?
They are the same quantity: 1000mg equals 1g. This product’s labelled one-gram portion contains 1000mg of TMG. When comparing capsules, add up the amount in the capsules that make up one labelled serve so you compare equivalent amounts.
How many serves are in the 150g tub?
The tub contains 150 labelled 1g serves. That is a portion count, rather than a fixed duration of use. The Directions tab gives the manufacturer’s daily-use instructions, which determine how quickly the pack is used.
Is it a flavoured drink blend?
This is an unflavoured, single-ingredient powder. The matched label lists no artificial colours, sweeteners or preservatives. If you prefer a flavoured or multi-ingredient product, compare that formula separately rather than assuming its full powder weight is all TMG.
How can I compare this powder with TMG capsules?
Compare TMG per labelled serve, the number of capsules needed for that serve and the total equivalent portions in a pack. Then consider whether you prefer measuring powder or taking capsules. This tub supplies 150 one-gram portions; capsule products can use different amounts and serving counts.
Does a single-ingredient formula mean allergen-free?
A short ingredient statement does not remove the pack’s may-contain advice. Read the complete Warnings tab and the physical label before choosing it for an allergy-sensitive diet. The supplier label carries cross-contact cautions as well as the ingredient statement.
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- Bottom line
- Unflavoured TMG powder in a 150g tub, containing 150 one-gram portions with 1000mg of TMG per portion.
- What it is
- An unflavoured trimethylglycine powder, also called betaine anhydrous, supplied in a 150g tub containing 150 measured one-gram portions.
- Why people choose it
- A single-ingredient powder with a stated amount per portion and no added flavour blend.
- How it’s used
- Measured as a powder and used with food according to the manufacturer’s directions and individual advice.