Question 1

No nutrition label, no purchase.

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On my iPhone I didn’t see the nutrition label at all either. Scrolled through every pic and watched the video and came here same as everyone else. 
One comment helped me find it. I had to go to the last image before the video. Tap on that image then it showed the boxes with the last two images that otherwise are hidden when viewing it on a phone as there is no line of small images to the left on Amazon on a phone! So once I see the small images under that main last photo I can then click on one for the nutrition and one for the ingredients.
I expect the company is losing a lot of potential buyers for not just putting the pic of the nutrition label closer to the start of the reel so that everyone can simply scroll to view it. If you know it’s an issue and so many people are complaining and arguing about it why not address it!?! Anyhow it’s there. Just VERY hard to find via phone and I would have given up if it wasn’t for one comment almost at the bottom of this thread!

Question 2

140 calories per bag? sheesh, quest! that is a great low calorie count for the amount of protein. just show it. this shouldn't be a scavenger hunt.

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I wish there was a way to mark someone's question as helpful! the calorie count was the only thing I actually cared to know!

It's relatively low calorie which is good, but its still more than 1/4th of what I'm currently eating in a day.... hell its over 1/8th of my maintenance calories so it'll be a decent once in a while snack when I'm AT my target weight but won't work for me before then.

Question 3

Why do the ads not show the nutrition facts on each package?  Why hide it?

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I googled the nutrition content. Quest protein chips have the carb content as really low and protein incredibly high. The downside is sodium at >300 mg which is really high. I hope this helps.

Question 4

What size in ounces is each bag? Picture shows 4oz x 12 is 48oz. Misleading, also, small size like Dorritos, given there are different sizes of small.

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Actually each  individual bag is 1.1oz. 
They are quite tasty and adequate for 1 serving. They taste like Doritos only crispier. Amazing to have 18g of Protein and 4 g carbs. I initially found them at Walmart for $2.49 a bag, if you want to sample,  so 
online is a better deal.

ASIN	B09GLBLPYG
ASIN	B09GLBLPYG
Age Range Description	All Ages
Best Sellers Rank	#20,194 in Grocery ( See Top 100 in Grocery ) #232 in Vegetable Chips & Crisps
Brand Name	Quest
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (11,753)
Customer reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (11,753)
Department	Snack Foods
Diet Type	Gluten Free
Flavor	Nacho Cheese, Loaded Taco, Chili Lime
Global Trade Identification Number	10888849012159
Item Form	Chips
Item Package Weight	0.64 Kilograms
Item Weight	0.82 Pounds
Manufacturer	Simply Good Foods Co.
Manufacturer	Simply Good Foods Co.
Manufacturer Food Processing Method	Baked
Number of Items	12
Number of Pieces	12
Package Dimensions	39.32 x 19.3 x 17.91 cm; 371.95 g
Package Type Name	Bag
Size	32 g (12er Pack)
Snack Chip Type	Tortilla Chip
Snack Chip Variety	protein
Specialty	Gluten Free
Unit Count	384 Grams

Quest Nutrition Tortilla Style Protein Chips Variety Pack, Chili Lime, Nacho Cheese, Loaded Taco, 1.1 Ounce (Pack of 12)

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