KINGLAKE Plastic Transfer Pipettes 3ML,Essential Oils Pipettes,Graduated,Pack of 100, Makeup Tool

For viscous liquids, the opening can be easily trimmed back, which makes the opening bigger, to allow a quicker fill. I use these mostly for resin art and molds for resin, which allows more control for resin applications. Inexpensive and there are a lot of them. So the supply lasts quite a long while.

I've bought these before for two things.First, my son has medical problems and required 3 ml of medication twice a day. Using a syringe was out first go at it but then it has to be cleaned and just wasn't the best option. Then I worried possibly that the syringe was why he kept getting sick since I can't guarantee it's sterile and clean. That's where these came in. Use it, throw it away.Omg, this made our lives SO much easier. I mean so much easier. Why didn't I think about this before?Secondly, I found these for making my vaporizer liquids. Then I realized they were perfect for my son's meds.

How does one properly review an item such as this. Does one merely say they are plastic, longish shaped and do their job? Does one talk about the variety of uses one may find suitable for such pipettes? Does one look deep into one's own soul and face the true realization that we are all momentary constructs in a universe filled with fleeting moments scattered like fine grains of powder on the inky blackness of space and tim? I will say succinctly that these pipettes work well for my uses which involve making soaps, lotions and sprays in my kitchen. They are priced well and not made of super thin plastics. I don't reuse them so I cannot comment on any reusability they may offer. If you are searching for such an item I believe you will be satisfied with their purchase.

A key thing to remember when using transfer pipettes is that they are not meant to be extremely accurate. They get you to a ballpark amount. One should use a graduated cylinder or a calibrated pipette to do closer measurements.Accuracy wasn't the reason for my purchase. We used these in our labs while I was a student and we used them when I taught chemistry. It would be absolutely unfair to think you could use one of these and get an exact 2 mL (or whatever measurement).The key for transfer pipettes is to make sure that when you squeeze the bulb that the bulb then opens to fill the pipette with liquid which can then be transferred. That is their purpose. Transferring a mL or three to another container. They are meant to be disposable so you do not mix solvents. If you are planning to reuse them, they can be labeled with makers or an adhesive label.With that in mind, I am writing this review. These pipettes are exactly what I expected. The opening where liquid is picked up is about 2mm. For some fine measurements this would be too big. For transferring liquids to vials from a larger bottle these will work great. I use them for transferring essential oils so I don't have to cart my essential oil bottles upstairs every time I refill the diffuser. Much easier than trying to pour the expensive oils.I can recommend these fully.

So I bought this product and has trouble getting out the squeeze tube so I cut the tip off and it worked great. Great purchase and great quality for your buck.

i purchased these to have more measured amounts of water for diluting watercolors. these work perfect so i can know exactly how much water i need to get the same shade of color consistently if i'm working on a project that will take multiple days. cost wise, it's great to get 100 for that price--i saw a pack of 12 at a craft store for $5. i also plan to use these for ink drawing so i don't have to clean/reuse a glass dropper.

As advertised, consistent markings. Can’t imagine I’ll need more for a while. If I do, I’ll be sure to purchase this pack once again.

I purchased these because I'm beginning to dabble with creating homemade cleaning, skin, and hair care products and I needed a way to extract essential oils and carrier oils in an exact way for recipe writing. EOs and some carrier oils are expensive and using pipettes help me from cross-contaminating the oils as well as use more precision than just "eye-balling" the amount of oil.These pipettes are great and the price for the number you get is very competitive. I like them very much. I'm certain there are other uses for them but as I mentioned, I only use them for oils.