SuperDosing Static-Free Micro Scoop Variety Pack 6 Milligram - 30 Mg Measuring Spoons 15 Pack. Sturdy For Easy, Mess-Free Nootropic Supplement Powder Measurement. 3 Sizes x 5 of Each Size Tiny Spoon.

These are great if you need to measure very small amounts. I got this set of 3 different sizes because I didn't know what size I needed. Turns out the yellow/orange one was the only one we needed and we were able to get a very accurate measurement of the volume of the large end on this scoop.We used a 10 uL syringe, using ethanol to prevent water meniscus issues, and kept track of how much was required to fill the large end. We used exactly 25uL (0.025mL) to fill the larger end, please note we only filled it to be flush with the handle of the scoop, if your powder is above the surface the measurement will not be as accurate or repeatable. Also, when measuring powder scrap the top such that the heap is pushed off and not packed into the scoop.

In order to be fairly accurate with my measurement of Yohimbe Extract, I needed to take an "approximate" amount of the herb. I had read the comments on the strength of the herb and its negative effects on some of the folks who had taken too large of a dosage of Yohimbe Extract. I wanted to avoid having the the same negative effects of overdosage happen to me. I realize the dangers of taking too large of a dose of any chemical, and I will increase my dosage slowly. So far, so good......I'll keep you posted as I slowly increase my dosage.

I was looking for mini teaspoons/scoops to measure my supplements. Fortunately, I came across the SuperDosing mini spoons and I decided to go with non-static spoons rather than metal ones. I couldn't tell you if the anti-static spoons are a lot better than metal ones because I didn't bother purchasing metal ones to compare their anti-static characteristics. Nevertheless, I am very happy with my purchase ... one of the best purchases I made on Amazon. I'm from Canada, and I was sold on the anti-static benefits, so I was willing to pay Amazon's import and shipping costs (as well as the exchange rates) charged to Amazon.com's Canadian customers.I needed to determine how many orange scoops of supplement in 1/4 of a 1.25 cubic centimeter scoop. I tested the accuracy by counting the number of orange scoops of supplement in 1.25 cubic centimeter. I did this twice and found there were 58.5 and 59 orange scoops - fairly consistent! The exercise was fairly laborious, however, I saved myself the money from having to purchase a micro scale which I may never use again.Found that each mini spoon was fairly easy to use despite the fact they are made of plastic, and could easily break if you are not careful. Just takes a bit of practice.

Messy, time consuming, and hard to measure when capsules containing powdered medicine for my pet are opened. Since I don't use the entire contents, the remaining powder has be be collected and stored in a container or spilled back into the capsule.These spoons are the only "tiny" ones I've come across and make measuring/dispensing very easy. A great solution! However, I don't need 15 spoons of different sizes. One or two of the size I need would be enough, so I don't think the value for the money is good. If I needed more than one size, perhaps.... The spoon has almost no weight so it spills easily if bumped, bent, or slightly moved while transferring to food. Would be better and even more useful if it was metal. I do recommend it, 'tho, if you have to deal with capsules.

Not overfeeding my fish and shrimp any more, thanks to these. I needed very small spoons or scoops for fry and fish food and these have been perfect. Would also be great for very small quantities of other fine powders. The quality and price were both very good.There are 4 spoon sizes to choose from, so I have dedicated spoons for each food. They are great for fry, nano or small granules. I love that the handles are longer than the tiny scoops that come in some foods. These are much easier to hold and keep track of. I've shortened the handles on a couple, but it's nice to have that option. I highly recommend.

I'm using these for "measuring" tiny amounts of powdered pigments for my artwork. I put it in quotes because the measurements are in unknown units. These are not labeled in useful units like microliters so you don't know how much is in each scoop, or whether they're rational fractions of each other (e.g. is the red scoop exactly half of the orange? no one knows!). In my use they do work well - I know I can mix four scoops of yellow pigment to one scoop of magenta and it'll make a good orange. But I'd really like to know the actual size so I could calculate how many of these equals one of my larger measuring spoons, in order to use them together.Also, the price is way too high for cheaply made plastic items. These can't possibly cost more than a fraction of a cent per scoop to manufacture. If they priced this bag at one dollar, it would still be all profit.