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🧪 Measure Like a Pro, Experiment Like a Boss!
This Plastic Beaker Set features five graduated polypropylene beakers ranging from 25 ml to 500 ml, designed for precise liquid measurement with clear scales. Built for durability and chemical resistance, the set includes five 3 ml plastic droppers, making it ideal for laboratory, scientific experiments, and kitchen use. Reusable and shatter-proof, it combines professional-grade functionality with eco-conscious design.









| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 348 Reviews |
B**O
No ounces
Cute and functional set but I miss the inclusion of ounces. My fault for not checking.
A**E
Solid Material. Good for experiments
Product worked as expected. Material is durable and strong and it cleans out great. Happy with the beakers and the wide range of capacity’s come in handy
R**O
Great toys. Also great for garage
Got these for the toddler’s bath time. He loves em! We let him plop the bath fizzy tabs in there and do experiments mixing colors. They also end up around the house filled with pom-poms or other toys. He did manage to crack the base of one of them but it only broke due to his abuse. I also have a set for the garage and they’re great for mixing insecticide, soap, etc.
S**E
The pipets are useless but the plastic beakers are just fine for what they are.
Needed something cheap and unbreakable. These did the job.
J**Q
Nice Set
They work well with my magnetic stirrer and I like the included droppers.
W**N
Superrrr
Nice
T**.
Beakers
Smaller than expected but worked ok
F**H
plastic melts instantly on a warming plate
These cannot be used for mixing oil and water phase ingredients requiring heat unless you use a double boiler approach. Placing them directly on my magnetic stirrer mixer caused the bottom to melt off the beakers within 1 second of contact. I'm starting to think this is not real Polypropylene because it has a melting point of 160c and the plate was probably closer to 120c. I tossed some water on the plate while it was hot and it only slowly bubbled off over a minute.
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