hi!
new to the herbalife and to the herbalife group, so forgive me if I am not answering what you are asking... first of all, dont know what an herbalife club is, but you can enter any food on your own, it does not have to be in the data base. You can create your own 'favorite' and put in the nutritional value yourself. So if what is in the database is not correct, you can enter the values based on what is in the ingredients or google the shake you are getting for the nutritional value. hope that helps.

The club I am referring to is where you can go and they make shakes for you.

I'm not sure what you had, but I did make shakes at the club I go to there is so little of each thing add that is really isn't much. I would put in the main things like the Formula 1 and the PDM. If you feel you need to be exact ask at your club.
Marne

I am a coach at a club. At least in our club, we don't have complete nutritional facts for each shake. Our guests enter them into MFP app as we're making them.

I do think it's valuable that you enter every ingredient no matter the amount because it all adds up at the end of day. Plus depending on what you're watching other than the basics (calories, protein, fiber and water), then you want to ensure that you are on track. I am diabetic so I like to keep my carbs at a certain level so it's important to me that I track the fruit in the shake even if it is just 3 strawberries. If you're someone that has difficulty reaching your daily fiber, then any help from those blueberries, strawberries, etc are of significance to you. I think you get my gist

In general, I have found that you should enter your meal ingredients, including shakes, individually as we each may use different amounts when we make our shakes at home. I too have noticed that if I enter Reese's Shake, for example, that it's too high carbs - and that's because someone used Jiffy Peanut Butter and I use powdered peanut butter.

As someone mentioned below, you can create your own entries(favorites), which I didn't know so I'm going to dabble in that now!

Hope that was helpful information.