Non-Sterile Graduated Plastic Medicine Cups, 100 Count

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.

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.

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!

My step son, the cabinet maker, liked those ounce size plastic medicine cups they use for patients in hospitals because he could use them in his shop to measure certain chemicals needed in the staining process for cabinets. I finally decided to go online to buy him LOTS of these. These were perfect for his purpose and he was impressed with my generosity (not knowing I spent only a couple of bucks for the package of 250 and had free shipping with my Prime account). What a bargain. The company produces a great product at a great price and ships it quickly. Another Amazon order filled very nicely! In past years he only got a couple and then only when my husband was in the hospital for a few days.

Use for measuring epoxy resin. Measure marks are not printed in a dark color so I do need to use a marker to mark measure amount on cups. This makes it much easier to see measure level line. But if measure marks were printed on cup in dark ink it would up the price of these handy cups. As is these are a great product for the price.

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'm using these as a cup for resin that I'm mixing and they are durable and work well. I like that the measurements are noted and I can see them easily. It's a sturdy but not too stiff cup. Not much else to say because it's a medicine cup...other than the fact that they don't leak and are marked well, what else is there to really say?

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.