moveland 150PCS 3ML Plastic Transfer Pipettes with Scale, Essential Oils Dropper for Lab and Makeup

I purchased these disposable transfer pipettes because I wanted an easy way to measure and transfer small amounts of liquid, and they've worked exactly as expected. The plastic is flexible without feeling flimsy, making it easy to control how much liquid is drawn up and dispensed. The 3 mL size is perfect for smaller tasks where precision matters. I've used them for DIY projects, mixing small batches of liquids, and even measuring liquid fertilizer for my plants. They make it much easier to avoid spills or wasting product compared to pouring directly from a bottle. I also appreciate that the pack comes with 120 pipettes. Having a large quantity means I can use a fresh one for different projects instead of worrying about cleaning them between uses. The pipettes dispense liquid smoothly and consistently, and I haven't had any issues with them cracking or leaking during normal use. Since they're disposable, cleanup is quick and convenient. Overall, this is an excellent value for the price. If you need inexpensive, reliable transfer pipettes for crafts, gardening, science projects, or other household uses, these are a great option. I would definitely purchase them again.

Use them all the time in airbrushing.

They are good enough for what you're looking to do. I've reordered these time and time again. I use them for gardening and measurements of solubles. I will say quality control can slip, reason for 4 stars. I did get one pack that it appeared nearly a third had the bulb plastic seems split when pressed. But that's a third of one pack or of like ten orders.

I bought these to use with resin. I needed something to get the resin into small crevices of my bracelet or ring molds. The only problem I had was not getting air bubbles. I found that by working a little slower, it reduced the air pockets.

These pipettes are exactly what I wanted, great price, and usability. I bought them for Aquaponic/Hydroponic chemistry, pH adjustment, and nasty solvents. What I really like is that when measuring the volume, the meniscus is totally flat, negating the necessity to "guess/interpolate" the volume as one needs to do using glass pipettes. I'm not sure if they are volumetrically "accurate", but they're close enough for my purposes and the reliability/reproducibility is sufficient, especially at the cost! As an aside, these pipettes arrived in a box probably sixteen times larger than necessary, (see photo). It's certainly not the vendor's fault, but it's a blatant waste of resources, shame on you Amazon, whatever the reason "Cut It Out!"