Is it accurate? ie is 350 ml actually 350 ml?
1477351
Beakers are not meant to be accurate or precise in their markings. The larger the surface area, the less significant the difference in fluid level is made by a given volume added. Example, add one drop of water to a drinking straw closed off at one end and note the difference - now add one drop to that beaker-mug. In laboratories, beakers have the notation "approximate volumes" beside the graduations.
1477352
As far as I could tell the beaker was accurate, but I was a little disappointed with the quality of the lines. They looked like they would scrub off with wear (gift).
135932
my previous answer was wrong, I got mixed up with something else I own. The one you asked for is for 750ml
1951697
Yes. It's accurate to 0.05 ounces (about 1.5 grams) so really small amounts. I have used it for mail also!
254835
I use it for milk in making yogurt - yogurt comes out great so I assume it is accurate. I swirl it around a bit but am careful not to let it hit the container though to be sure it is measuring only the liquid.
1521217
According to Scientific Equipment of Houston, the manufacturer, these are accurate to +/-5% depending on the volume being measured. This is the disclaimer provided for all of the lab equipment they sell no matter if it's glass, plastic or whatever. I use them for measuring hydroponic nutrients and find them to be very accurate and as accurate as any other measuring equipment you can find for less and than $100.
2112109
The one I received was pretty close about 0.2 if I remember correctly. It is not really an issue though as it comes with chemicals to mix calibration solutions. You just need to mix it with distilled water.
2257259
Ours is pretty accurate with the readings our physician gets. Make sure you follow all the suggested directions.
114765
No, best use a measuring cup. (However, if you can work in metric units, remember that 1 gram of water equals 1 milliliter.)
667502
It's pretty accurate. Did a test at my doctors office and at a pharmacy store and they were all right there with almost the same results.
1646501
not sure what you mean by dl. But they do have the imperial and metric measurements of ml (millimetres)
2023180
I can not answer that but what I did was take it to the nurse where I work and compared their readings to mine using their equipment vs mine. The results were very close. The nurse was happy with the comparison. She said it is not an exact science.
1837266
There is a mark for each Mil example: .5ml, 1ml, 2ml and 3ml are clearly shown. No guessing if you need only need a mil or 2
416402
I just measured mine with a Micrometer and it is .220 mils. I'm very happy with it.
889871
Not many tests exist that are 100% accurate under any circumstance and this is no exception. Though through personal experience they have been accurate both when I thought I would be clean and also when I knew I wasnt. And like many others here. Take 2 back to back and compare results. Dont worry about the shade of the line, that doesnt matter...what matters is if its there or not. And this tests states that it tests up to 50...not 75 like another reponder.
1126982
I just measured some, and I got an ID of 0.11-0.12" or 2.75-2.9 mm. The stuff is not high-precision and is somewhat flexible, so these numbers are a bit rough.
1016839
I measured with another 4. oz jar and it came out the same, so it accurate at 4. oz
2095677
Doesn't it say 35 L embroidered on the bottom pocket, or is the picture a misrepresentation? 35 L means 35 liters.