G2PLUS 100PCS 3ml Disposable Plastic Pipettes, Essential Oils Graduated Transfer Pipettes for Science Laboratory, Experiment, Essential Oils, Make up Tool

There perform well for adding small doses to aquariums (fertilizer/meds) and for small scale gardening, such as adding thrive fertilizer to small containers for mixing. I've also used them to coat sticky price tags with googone, which thoroughly costs the sticker without waisting the product. A million uses. While I typically stay away from single use pro, this one is well worth the small impact it has on the engine because it reduces other product waste.

These G2PLUS disposable pipettes are incredibly useful and versatile for numerous applications. The 3ml capacity with graduated markings allows for precise measurement and transfer of liquids. I use these constantly in my workshop for dispensing small amounts of adhesives, cleaners, oils, and various solutions. The bulb draws and dispenses smoothly with good control. The graduations are clearly marked making it easy to measure accurate amounts. Having 100 pieces in a pack means I never worry about running out - I can use them liberally without concern. The plastic is sturdy enough for the application without being wasteful. These are perfect for essential oils, craft projects, science experiments, or any task requiring precise liquid transfer. The disposable nature means no cleaning required and no cross-contamination between different liquids. The tips are fine enough for detailed work but durable enough not to break during normal use. For anyone doing crafts, mixing, or laboratory-type work, these are essential supplies. Outstanding value for such a large quantity. I keep multiple packs on hand. Highly recommend for workshops, hobbyists, or anyone needing precise liquid handling.

One of the best values for my money I’ve ever encountered. These are plastic, disposable pipettes and they are so easy to use. I’ve tested the accuracy by counting drops per ml and they are very accurate. I’ve used them on surfactants, polyols, papis, and different blowing agents. It handles all of them well. I have glass pipettes but absolutely hate cleaning them. These are so inexpensive it is a pleasure to use as disposables.

I picked these plastic transfer pipettes up for some small projects and general use, and they’ve been surprisingly handy. The ease of use is one of the best things about them. You just squeeze, release, and you’re good to go. I’ve used them for things like mixing liquids and small measurements, and they make the process a lot cleaner and quicker. The size is pretty practical. The 5ml capacity works well for most small tasks, and the length gives you decent control without feeling awkward to handle. The accuracy is actually pretty decent for something disposable. The markings are easy enough to follow, and I didn’t have any issues getting close measurements for what I needed. The thickness is okay overall. They’re soft and flexible, which makes them easy to squeeze, but they do feel a bit on the thinner side compared to more heavy-duty options. The durability is about what you’d expect. They hold up fine for a few uses, but I wouldn’t rely on one pipette for long-term repeated use. After a while, the plastic starts to soften a bit. I didn’t run into any major leakage issues, which was good. As long as you’re not over-squeezing or damaging the tip, they hold liquid without dripping. It’s also nice that you get a large pack, so you don’t have to worry about reusing them too much or cleaning them constantly. For the price, the value for money is really good, especially considering how many you get in one pack. Overall, these are simple and reliable for everyday small tasks, especially if you need something disposable and easy to grab when working with liquids.

Works great with my resin projects!

These are a cheap fix to transferring and measuring small amount of fluids. They do seem to have a difficult time filling the full 5ml but they do the job I need them to. It seems about 4 ml is about as much as it will pick up at a time. Also consider this as disposable. They will work for 5 or 6 times maybe a bit longer but then the plastic becomes softer with use making it more difficult to grab fluid. Not a problem for me that's why I ordered the big bag, just know that one pipette is not going to last months

I like these pipettes for the indication lines. I use them in many situations that require measuring small volumes of liquids, but not for human consumption products. Round-up, De-wormer, science experiments, paint portioning, the list goes on that i've used these for. I make a simple shipping tape holder on the various containers to store the pipette (fold some tape on itself to make it not sticky, then shape the non-sticky bit to the pipette shape and tape them to the container). I also label the pipette to make sure they don't get mixed up. Even if I lose one, or am using a crusting product like paint, there's no worry about replacement.

Works for making my chapsticks