Glass Pipettes Set 2x10ml+5ml Glass Graduated Pipettes Dropper with Big Rubber Cap Dropping Lab Pipette Transfer for Liquid Essential Oil

these work great. durable glass, and has the right size for everything i need. definitly worth the money

Product as described. Fair price quality items

PerfectKeep the Hard case the items were delivered in then cover the inside with a couple pieces of bubble wrap for measuring liquids

Used these to get drop counts of acrylic and lacquer paints and thinners.They work very well and are easy to assemble. The build material isn't perfect, and I doubt the accuracy is great, but for the price they were worth it for my purposes.

I got 2 different sets of these. This brand is shorter and perfect for my needs - retrieving and dispensing vegetable glycerine from a 32oz glass bottle. I'm using these to mix ecig juice. Started using coconut based vegetable glycerin that comes in a glass bottle.. since 8 can't squeeze it out, I needed some long sturdy droppers capable of drawing up 10+ ml.These have great suction and operate easily with one hand. One full squeeze of the bulb draws vegetable glycerine above the 10mp line. Exactly what I was looking for!

Accuracy seems OK when compared against other lab grade measuring devices. As stated by many, the red bulbs are poor quality and the 3ml and 2ml are useless as the red bulbs don't pull enough to fill them.

These are the best! The suction is very good, like an old school turkey baster, you can control exactly how much fluid you want. It stays in the glass tube with no drips until you you're ready. I use these to measure my tincture into a glass of water every day, and have no mess. Cleaning them is a breeze, you can remove the bulb easily to get to the tube, and it doesn't effect the suction when put back together. I have been amazed with how well these work. I would highly recommend them.

These pipettes are accurate enough for what I need them for. However, the bulbs are too small for the 2 ml and 10 ml pipettes. Using the red bulb for the 2 ml pipette, I could only draw 1.64 ml. Using a blue bulb for the 10 ml pipette, I could only draw 8.2 ml. I had to resort to mouth pipetting for the full 2 ml and 10 ml pipettes - not a huge deal, as I'm pipetting water, but I would not want to do this for liquids that I wouldn't want to risk getting into my mouth. Had I known that the bulbs were not large enough for the 2 ml and 10 ml pipettes, I would not have ordered these.