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Pregnant Women
Your WIC foods:
- Are low in fat and high in fiber.
- Provide nutritional variety.
- Help promote a healthy weight gain and a healthy baby.
Food Package
- Cereal: 36 ounces
- Whole grains: 1 pound
- Fruits and vegetables: $11.00
- Juice: 144 ounces (3 - 12 ounce frozen or 48 fluid ounces)
- Low-fat or fat-free milk: 4.5 gallons
- Yogurt or low-fat or fat-free milk: 1 quart
- Cheese: 1 pound
- Eggs: 1 dozen
- Beans and peanut butter: 1 pound dry or 4 cans and peanut butter 16 to 18 ounce jar
Before your baby is born, speak to a WIC counselor about choosing one of the three food packages for you and your baby.
Moms and Fully Breastfeeding Babies
This food package is the largest and does not contain any formula. Moms and babies can get this food package until baby’s first birthday.
You will receive breastfeeding support throughout your baby’s first year. WIC and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommend you feed your baby only breastmilk for the first 6 months of life. When your baby is around 6 months old, introduce solid foods and continue to breastfeed for 2 years or longer, as desired.
Mom’s Food Package
- Cereal: 36 ounces
- Whole grains: 1 pound
- Fruits and vegetables: $11.00
- Juice: 144 ounces (3 - 12-ounce frozen or 48 fluid ounces)
- Low-fat or fat-free milk: 5 gallons
- Yogurt or low-fat or fat-free milk: 1 quart
- Cheese: 2 pounds
- Eggs: 2 dozen
- Beans and peanut butter: 1 pound dry or 4 cans and 16 to 18 ounce jar of peanut butter
- Canned tuna, salmon, sardines and mackerel: 30 ounces
Mothers who are fully breastfeeding multiples (twins, triplets, etc.) will receive additional amounts of foods.
Baby’s Food Package
When your baby is age 0-5 months:
- The best and only food source your baby needs during this time is your breastmilk.
When your baby is age 6-11 months:
- Infant cereal: 24 ounces (8 ounce or 16 ounce containers)
- Baby food fruits and vegetables: 64 containers, 4 ounces each
- Baby food meats: 31 containers, 2.5 ounces each
Moms and Partially Breastfeeding Babies
This package is for families who are feeding both breastmilk and formula. It contains less food than the fully breastfeeding food package but more than the formula feeding package, and it includes some formula. The amount of formula will vary depending on how much your baby needs and her age. Moms and babies can get this package until baby’s first birthday.

As a WIC mom, you will receive breastfeeding support throughout your baby’s first year.
Mom’s Food Package
- Cereal: 36 ounces
- Whole grains: 1 pound
- Fruits and vegetables: $11. 00
- Juice: 144 ounces (3 - 12-ounce frozen or 48 fluid ounces)
- Low-fat or fat-free milk: 4.5 gallons
- Yogurt or low-fat or fat-free milk: 1 quart
- Cheese: 1 pound
- Eggs: 1 dozen
- Beans and peanut butter: 1 pound dry or 4 cans and 16 to 18 ounce jar of peanut butter
Baby’s Food Package
Breastfeed when you and your baby are together.
In your baby’s birth month
- Formula: You may be able to get 1 can of 12.4 ounce powder formula. Ask the staff at your local WIC office.
When your baby is age 1-3 months
- Formula: up to 4 cans of 12.4 ounce powder*
When your baby is age 4-5 months
- Formula: up to 5 cans of 12.4 ounce powder*
When your baby is age 6-11 months
- Formula: up to 4 cans of 12.4 ounce powder*
- Infant cereal: 24 ounces (8 ounce or 16 ounce containers)
- Baby food fruits and vegetables: 32 containers - 4 ounces each
*All formula amounts are approximate
Moms and Formula Feeding Babies (also includes some breastfeeding)
This package is for families who are feeding mostly formula with some breastfeeding or only formula. It includes more formula than the partially breastfeeding package, but not all the formula your baby may need. Moms who choose this package will receive foods for the first 6 months after baby is born.
If you choose this package, your baby will receive the following foods throughout her first year. You will receive foods for yourself only during the first 6 months.
As a WIC mom, you will receive breastfeeding support throughout your baby’s first year.
Mom’s Food Package
- Cereal: 36 ounces
- Fruits and vegetables: $11.00
- Juice: 96 ounces (2 - 12-ounce frozen or 48 fluid ounces)
- Low-fat or fat-free milk: 3 gallons
- Yogurt or low-fat or fat-free milk: 1 quart
- Cheese: 1 pound
- Eggs: 1 dozen
- Beans or peanut butter: 1 pound dry or 4 cans or peanut butter 16 to 18 ounce jar
The Formula Feeding food package provides these foods for six months after your baby is born. Moms who choose the Fully or Partially Breastfeeding food packages will receive more food for one full year.
Baby’s Food Package
Breastfeed when you and your baby are together.
When your baby is age 0-3 months
- Formula: up to but no more than 9 cans of 12.4 ounce powder*
When your baby is age 4-5 months
- Formula: up to but no more than 10 cans of 12.4 ounce powder*
When your baby is age 6-11 months
- Formula: up to but no more than 7 cans - 12.4 ounce powder*
- Infant cereal: 24 ounces (8-ounce or 16-ounce containers)
- Baby food fruits and vegetables: 32 containers - 4 ounces each
*All formula amounts are approximate
Children 1 to 2 Years
Your child’s WIC foods:
- Are low in fat and high in fiber.
- Provide nutritional variety.
- Help promote a healthy weight.
Food Package
- Cereal: 36 ounces
- Whole grains: 2 pounds
- Fruits and vegetables: $9. 00
- Juice: 128 ounces (2 - 16 ounce frozen or 64 fluid ounces)
- Whole milk: 3 gallons
- Yogurt or whole milk: 1 quart
- Cheese: 1 pound
- Eggs: 1 dozen
- Beans or peanut butter: 1 pound dry or 4 cans or peanut butter 16 to 18 ounce jar
Children 2 to 5 Years
How is this package different from the food package for children 1 to 2 years old?
- Whole milk is replaced with low-fat (1%) or fat-free milk.
- Peanut butter and canned beans are included as an alternative to dry beans.
Food Package
- Cereal: 36 ounces
- Whole grains: 2 pounds
- Fruits and vegetables: $9.00
- Juice: 128 ounces (2 - 16 ounce frozen or 64 fluid ounces)
- Low-fat or fat-free milk: 3 gallons
- Yogurt or low-fat or fat-free milk: 1 quart
- Cheese: 1 pound
- Eggs: 1 dozen
- Beans or peanut butter: 1 pound dry or 4 cans or peanut butter 16 to 18 ounce jar

128 ounces per gallon, solved (using an easy-to-use converter)

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Need to find the answer to "128 ounces per gallon"? We have an answer! 128 ounces equals 1 gallon.

What if you don't have exactly 128 fl oz? We know that 1 gallon equals 128 ounces, but how do you convert an ounce to gallons? Everything is simple! Use our 128 oz to gallon converter to convert ounces to gallons, one ounce at a time.

128 oz to gallon unit converter

Use our free 128 ounce per gallon Converter to quickly calculate how many ounces per gallon you have. Just enter how many ounces you have and our conversion calculator will convert ounces to gallons for you!

Looking at the conversion calculator, you will see that we have already entered 128 ounces, which gives us an answer of 1 gallon. This is the answer to "from 128 ounces to gallons". 128 ounces equals 1 gallon!

Now it's your turn! Just enter how many ounces you have and our ounce to gallon conversion calculator will tell you how much it is in gallons. Ounces to gallons is easy, no matter how many ounces you have. 88 fl oz or 128 fl oz, we'll calculate all the answers for you.

Important Note: We are assuming you are converting from US fl oz to US fl gal. The math is different if you're converting from US dry ounces to dry gallons or imperial fluid ounces to imperial gallons. This is because they are different units of volume.

Ounces to Gallons FAQ

People often have specific questions about converting ounces to gallons. Here are answers to some of the most common questions people ask about ounces to gallons.

How to convert 128 ounces of water to gallons

To convert 128 ounces of water to gallons, use our conversion calculator or divide fl oz (128) by 128 fl oz per gallon (gallons = fl oz ÷ 128). As shown below, this conversion formula converts a fluid ounce value to a fluid gallon value.

Conversion formula: gallons = fluid ounces ÷ 128 fluid ounces per gallon

Does 128 ounces equal 1 gallon?

Yes, 128 ounces equals 1 gallon.

How many gallons are there in 128 fluid ounces?

There are 128 fluid ounces per gallon of fluid. Fl oz is short for fluid ounces. To convert 128 fluid ounces to gallons, use our conversion calculator or divide 128 by 128.

How many liters are there in 128 ounces?

128 fluid ounces equals 3.78541 liters. To convert fluid ounces to liters yourself, use the formula below.

Conversion formula: liters = fluid ounces ÷ 33.814

How many pints are there in 128 fluid ounces?

8 fl. oz. 128 pints. As shown in the conversion formula below, to convert 128 fl oz to pints, multiply 128 by the fl oz to pint conversion factor of 0.0625.

Conversion formula: pints = fluid ounces × 0.0625.

What is 128 ounce cups of water?

16 ounces contains 128 cups of water.

Each cup contains 8 ounces of water, so to calculate the answer yourself, divide 128 ounces by the 8 ounces of water in each cup as shown in the conversion formula. Answer: 16 is the number of cups in 128 ounces of water.

Conversion formula: cups = number of ounces ÷ 8 ounces per cup

What is a fluid ounce?

A fluid ounce is a unit of measure for volumes of liquid. There are two types of fluid ounces: the US fluid ounce and the imperial fluid ounce. The two different types of fluid ounces are different units, so it's important to use the appropriate conversion factor when converting between them.

The US fluid ounce is a common US unit of volume, often referred to as the fluid ounce.

The imperial fluid ounce is used in the UK system to measure fluid ounces.

How many fluid ounces are in a dry ounce?

Dry ounce contains 0.959 fluid ounces of water. If you measure out a small amount of dry ounces, using a fluid ounce cup won't lead to big errors. However, if you are measuring large quantities, this will be a problem.

How many ounces are there in a gallon of water?

One gallon of fluid contains 128 fluid ounces of water. The standard abbreviations for an ounce are "ounce" and for a gallon are "gallon".

Gallons is a unit of volume?

Yes, gallons are a unit of volume in both conventional US units and imperial units.

How much does a fluid ounce of water weigh?

One fluid ounce of water weighs 0.0625 pounds, i.e. 28.3495 grams.

How much does a gallon of water weigh?

One gallon of water weighs 8.329 pounds at room temperature (70°F / 21°C). This is equivalent to 3.778 kg.

How much does a liter of liquid milk weigh?

A liquid gallon of milk weighs 8.6 pounds at room temperature, equivalent to 3.9 kilograms.

How many ounces are there in a gallon of ice cream?

True gallon of ice cream 128 oz. If you use a 4-ounce scoop of ice cream, there are 32 scoops in a gallon of ice cream!

Unfortunately, many ice cream brands have started referring to a gallon of ice cream as 96 ounces, which, besides being mathematically impossible, is a hoax. There are only 24 four-ounce scoops of ice cream in 96 ounces of ice cream. The next time you buy ice cream, check if the gallon container is labeled 128 oz or 96 oz.

What's the difference between 1 gallon and 64 ounces?

The difference between 1 gallon and 64 ounces is that there are 128 ounces in one gallon. 64 ounces is half a gallon.

64 ounces equals 1 gallon?

No, 64 ounces is not equal to one gallon. Instead, 64 ounces equals half a gallon.

How many gallons of water is 64 ounces?

64 ounces of water is half a gallon of water.

64 oz - half a gallon?

Yes, 64 ounces is half a gallon. There are 128 ounces in a US gallon of liquid, so to figure out how much a half gallon costs, divide by 128 ounces. Answer: 64 ounces, which is half a gallon.

How many 64 ounce bottles is a gallon?

Two 64 oz. bottles per gallon. To calculate the answer yourself, divide 128 (ounces per gallon) by 64 (ounces in a 64-ounce bottle).

128 divided by 64 is 2, so two 64 ounce bottles make a gallon.

32 oz half a gallon?

No, 32 ounces is a quarter gallon. In contrast, a half gallon equals 64 ounces.

There are 128 ounces in a US gallon of liquid, so to determine how many ounces are in a half gallon, divide 128 ounces by two. The answer is 64 ounces, which is half a gallon.

How many 32 ounce containers is a gallon?

Four 32 ounce containers equals a gallon. To calculate the answer yourself, divide 128 (the number of ounces per gallon) by 32 (how many ounces are in a 32 ounce plastic container of water).

128 divided by 32 is 4, so four 32 ounce containers equals a gallon.

Is 2 quarts the same as 1 gallon?

No, 2 quarts equals 0.5 gallon, which is half a gallon. There are 1 quarts in 4 gallons.

Is 4 liters the same as 1 gallon?

No, 4 liters equals 1.06 US gallons.

How many milliliters are in a gallon?

In a gallon 3785.411784 milliliters.

A milliliter is a unit of liquid volume and is part of the metric system used in most parts of the world.

How many teaspoons are in a gallon?

There are 768 teaspoons per gallon as shown in the teaspoon to gallon conversion formula below.

Conversion formula: teaspoons = gallons × 768 teaspoons per gallon.

A teaspoon is a culinary unit of measure and when used to measure liquid in the United States it is defined as 1/768 of a gallon.

How many tablespoons are in a gallon?

There are 256 tablespoons per gallon as shown in the following formula for converting tablespoons to gallons:

Conversion formula: tablespoons = gallons × 256 tablespoons per gallon.

A tablespoon is a culinary unit of measure equal to 3 teaspoons.

How many ml in 1 oz?

There are 29.573 milliliters (abbreviated ml) in one US fluid ounce. The metric system for measuring liquids uses the milliliter.

What follows the gallon?

Barrel comes after gallon. There are 31.5 gallons in a barrel.

Barrel is a unit of volume in the United States Conventional Systems (USCS).

How many 33.8 fl oz water bottles equals a gallon?

One gallon of water contains 3,787 33.8 fl oz water bottles. To find the answer yourself, divide 128, which is the number of fluid ounces per gallon of water, by 33.8, which is the number of fluid ounces in a 33.8 ounce bottle of water.

128 divided by 33.8 is 3.787, so 3.787 33.8 fl oz bottles make a gallon of water.

How many 16.9 ounce bottles of water do you need to drink to make a gallon?

You will need to drink 7,574 16.9 ounce bottles of water to make a gallon of water.

To find the solution yourself, divide 128, which is the number of ounces per gallon of water, by 16.9, i.e. how many ounces are in a 16.9 water bottleoz.

128 divided by 16.9 equals 7.574, so there are 7.574 16.9 ounce bottles of water per gallon of water.

How many 16 ounce bottles of water is in a gallon?

Eight 16-ounce bottles of water per gallon. To calculate the answer yourself, divide 128 (ounces per gallon) by 16 (how many ounces are in one bottle of water).

128 divided by 16 is 8, so there are eight 16-ounce bottles of water per gallon.

How many 12 ounce bottles of water equals a gallon?

One gallon contains 10,667 12 ounce bottles of water. To find the answer yourself, divide 128, which is the number of ounces per gallon, by 12, which is how many ounces are in one bottle of water.

128 divided by 12 is 10.667, so 10.667 bottles per 16 ounces of water equals a gallon.

How many 8 ounce bottles of water does it take to make a gallon?

Sixteen 8 ounce bottles of water equals one gallon. To calculate the answer yourself, divide 128, the number of ounces per gallon, by 8, which is the number of ounces in one 8 ounce bottle of water.

128 divided by 8 is 16, so sixteen 8-ounce bottles of water make a gallon.

How many 8oz cups in a gallon?

Sixteen 8 ounce cups equals one gallon. As a measuring instrument, a cup is equal to 8 fluid ounces.

To find the answer yourself, divide 128, which is the number of ounces per gallon, by 8, which is how many ounces are in one cup.

128 divided by eight is 16, so there are sixteen 8-ounce cups in a gallon.

How many ounces of water should I drink per day?

The Institute of Medicine (IOM) recommends that adult men drink 131 ounces of water per day and adult women should drink 95 ounces of water per day. This amount of water provides adequate hydration.

The IOM recommendation is relatively recent, as past recommendations followed the so-called 8x8 rule. This recommendation was to drink eight glasses of water a day, with eight ounces of water in each glass for a total daily water intake of 64 ounces. Although varying amounts of water are usually recommended for daily water intake, it is important to drink enough water to stay hydrated.

If you're worried about your daily water intake and possible dehydration, look out for symptoms including fatigue, headaches, and muscle spasms. If you think you are dehydrated, drink more water.

Why drinking 8 eight-ounce glasses of water a day isn't enough

There is no scientific evidence to support the claim that drinking eight glasses of water a day is enough for optimal health. In fact, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine recommend that adult men consume at least 3.7 liters (about 15.5 eight-ounce cups) of total fluid per day, and adult women consume at least 2.7 liters (about 11.5 eight-ounce cups) of total amount of liquid per day.

How many 16-ounce bottles of water should I drink per day?

According to the Institute of Medicine (IOM), adult men should drink 8,188 16-ounce bottles of water per day, which is just over 8 bottles per day. The IOM recommends that adult women drink 5,938 16-ounce bottles of water per day, which equates to almost six 16-ounce bottles of water per day.

To ensure adequate hydration, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) recommends that adult men drink 131 ounces of water per day and adult women drink 95 ounces of water per day.

Are US and UK gallons the same?

No, US and UK gallons are not the same thing. The British gallon, also called the imperial gallon, contains 25% more liquid than the US gallon.

One US gallon of fluid contains 128 ounces, which equals 3.785 liters. Meanwhile, one imperial fluid gallon contains 160 fluid ounces, which equals 4.646 liters. Do not confuse the American system with the British imperial system of measurement to avoid mathematical errors and misunderstandings. Although they are both used to describe quantities such as liquid gallons, they are not the same.

US Gallon to Imperial Gallon conversion

To convert US gallon to Imperial gallon, divide US gallon by 0. 832674 - Imperial gallon to US gallon. You can also use the imperial gallon conversion table.

For example, to convert 50 US gallons to imperial gallons, multiply 50 US gallons by 0.832674 to calculate imperial gallons. There are 50 imperial gallons in 41.6337 US gallons.

How many US gallons are in an imperial gallon?

One imperial gallon contains 1.20095 US gallons.

To calculate the answer yourself, divide 1 imperial gallon by 0.832674 to find the number of US gallons. There are 1.20095 US gallons in one imperial gallon.

How many imperial gallons are in a US gallon?

There are 0.832674 imperial gallons in one US gallon.

To calculate the answer yourself, multiply 1 US gallon by 0.832674 to find imperial gallons. There are 1 imperial gallons in 0.832674 US gallons.

How many imperial fluid ounces are in an imperial gallon?

One British imperial gallon of water contains 160 imperial fluid ounces. British imperial units of liquid gallon are 25% larger than US liquid gallons.

Why are UK and US gallons different?

UK and US gallons are different because in 1824 the UK decided to standardize their systems of measurement with the British imperial system, while the US did not. Interestingly, before 1824 British and American gallons were the same because they both used the British imperial system! Today, the American system is considered a variation of the imperial system.

The US system still uses the measurement of a gallon of Queen Anne wine, which was 3.785 liters, as the standard liquid volume. Currently, America still uses the old British imperial system of measurement as part of its own US system of units.

Are US fluid ounces and dry ounces the same thing?

No, US fluid ounces and dry ounces are not the same thing. US fluid ounces are a unit of measure for liquid, while dry ounces are used to measure weight.

What is the difference between fluid ounces and dry ounces?

The difference is that fluid ounces measure liquids while dry ounces are used to weigh solids. For example, a fluid ounce can be used to measure a liquid such as water, while a dry ounce can be used to measure a solid such as flour.

Fluid ounce instruments are typically Pyrex glass. measuring cups, while dry ounces are measured with plastic measuring cups and spoons.

How many dry ounces are in a gallon?

The commonly used answer is that there are 110 dry ounces in one gallon of liquid.

This conversion is based on average density and must be corrected for the solid you are trying to convert to a liquid measurement. Remember that dry ounces are a unit of weight, while a fluid gallon is a unit of liquid. It is suitable for common culinary ingredients, but not suitable for very dense or light foods.

Conclusion

In conclusion, 128 fluid ounces equals one gallon. Use our conversion calculator or read our "How to convert 128 ounces of water to gallons" to convert your ounces to gallons.

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this article and converter. However, we cannot guarantee that it is free from errors or omissions. Neither this website nor its authors are liable for any resulting damages or monetary loss. Use at your own risk, so check your results.

New hand luggage restrictions

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New restrictions in hand luggage - now for bulk substances

17:53, July 10, 2018 New security measures at airports // Yuri Plokhotnichenko

The authorities of a number of countries have introduced restrictions on the transport of bulk substances in hand luggage of air passengers. This may also apply to food, cosmetics and the like. Travel.ru.

Authorities in the US, Australia and New Zealand have begun requiring passengers to carry no more than 12 ounces (340 grams) or 350 milliliters of bulk solids in hand luggage. However, in the United States, these requirements apply so far only to flights arriving in the country from other states. Some other countries, including the UK, are considering introducing similar measures.

Exceptions are for children's food and medicines for which there is a prescription. At the same time, some "inorganic" bulk substances like sand, salt and the like may not be allowed into the cabin at all. In addition, on flights to the US, large electronic devices, books, and magazines may additionally be screened separately.

Those bulk substances which do not exceed 340 grams or 350 milliliters will also be examined separately, like liquids up to 100 milliliters. Cosmetics, coffee, sugar, spices and the like can fall under this procedure.

By themselves, these restrictions are unlikely to lead to a review by most passengers of the list of their belongings - few people carry several large cans of coffee, a dozen packs of Dead Sea salts or a kilogram of bulk cosmetics with them. However, they may well cause significant delays at security control: there are many passengers who have a forgotten bag of sugar lying at the bottom of their bag, due to which it will be sent for re-screening.