Non-Sterile Graduated Plastic Medicine Cups, 100 Count

I have ordered many times and will order again. These little cups are the perfect size for use in my crafting room. I have also used the cups for giving meds to my dog, no worries of spilling on the way to his mouth lol.

I don't usually need a lot of resin when making my charms/jewelry. Normally I would have to wait until I had enough pieces made and ready before making a batch of resin to avoid wasting. With these cups I can now mix a smaller amount of resin rather the than the minimum 2 oz. I was forced to mix using the craft cups. These cups are very flexible which makes it easy to direct the resin when pouring. You can easily pinch the top sides together without breaking the cup. I am sure there are many other ways they will come in handy as well. I am so happy I was able to find these cups at such an affordable price.To add to my review.... I originally ordered these in April. Now its July and I needed some more. I placed an order of the exact same cups, and they are not the same. The only thing different from my last order was the seller. The cups I just received are made out of a cheaper plastic and not flexible at all. To some this won't matter, the measurements are still the same, but I liked the flexibility of the original cups that I purchased. Next time I run out I am going to order directly from Medline.

I have 4 children who love nothing more than to infect one another with their germs. We spread the love a lot up in here. I would end up with 20 little cups in my sink by the end of a strep flavored day. A friend suggested these, I added to cart and received them the next day... it was like I could hear the angels singing when I opened the amazon box. 6 bottles of antibiotics later, I am STILL singing the praises of these cups. Buy them. Do yourself the favor. Use that extra energy you would be using to hand wash a bajillion little medicine cups to lysol down the doorknobs and keep those germinators from spreading any more love.

I've used several brands of medicine cup for resin projects, and these are the best yet for a few key reasons. First, and most importantly, the measurements are raised and on the outside of the cup, meaning it's easy to read resin levels even with clear or colored/dyed resin inside, which I struggle with on cheaper brands. Second, the plastic is slightly more rigid, I've spilled resin and hardened when pouring large amounts and picking up flimsier cups, but still flexible enough to squeeze them and make a bit of a mini-spout for easier pouring. These are my go-to now and into the foreseeable future, highly recommended.

I bought these to use for mixing two-part epoxy, which I use to coat thread wraps on fishing rods, as well as heads and bodies for flies I tie. I needed something that had graduated marks so I could mix the parts in the correct proportions. They work fine for that. I like that the marks are molded in and not printed, which could rub off. I dinged it a star because they are very flimsy, and through the process of vigorously mixing epoxy, I have cracked a few. They are not like the ones you get when you buy medicine. I would not buy these for my kids to take medicine from. But for less than a nickel apiece, I can afford to mix a batch of epoxy, and then throw away the cup. I think next time I'll look for something a little more durable.

I use these for mixing small amounts of epoxy. Not the sturdiest of cups, but they hold up well to epoxy and isopropyl alcohol. I wish the writing was bolder on them to make it easier to see when measuring, but not mission critical when i can just line up parts a and b and make sure they are even. They will NOT take a permanent marker though, so you cant add your own lines, which is a slight bummer as well. Overall i would order again because they are cheap and do the job. At least for me anyways.

These cups are very similar to the medicine cups in cough syrups and other liquid medicines. For me I have found some nice advantages and uses for these cups:PROS:+ Handy markers on the cups - The ones that I find handy are:1/2 Teaspoon, 1 Teaspoon, 1 Tablespoon, Tablespoons. (This I found very useful).1/8-1OZ and also the CC measurements and ML measurements.+ Size of the cup - Though not large with a full 1 oz (in a pinch), I have used one of the cups with water and used it for taking my Tylenols.+ Overall Quality - for a plastic cup, I tested this and tried to break it and found the plastic flexible and it did not break!Highly recommend these cups!

If you do any kind of crafting that calls for you to measure liquids out in small amounts you will seriously appreciate this bundle of measuring cups. I use them for measuring my epoxy resin components and they are perfect for that. I can reuse them several times if I'm doing a lot of casting in a few days but once I put the resin away, I throw away the cups I've used as I don't think it's safe to wash and reuse them with the chemicals still in them. Not sure, someone may have a different opinion. Anyway, the point is, they will last forever if you reuse them but if you have to toss them after a few uses, it's not such a big deal because you get so many at a great price!