Glass Graduated Medicine Dropper Pipettes Lab Dropper Liquid Essential Oil Transfer with Rubber Cap and Scale (2ml)

After owning it for a few months, I can say that it's a quality product and even though I use it for petroleum based products and gasoline, it has lasted for a while. No complaints.

Only minor complaint is the bulb could be a little larger. It needs to be squeezed fairly flat to fill to the top mark. Otherwise it works fine.

I bought this to water a small indoor plant with minimal mess, and it's fantastic for this purpose. I bought this specific one because it was one of the few listings that sold just one, large-capacity pipette and shipped through Amazon. I didn't need more than one!The pipette can hold more than 5 ml of water and there is no issue using it if you fill it completely full of water (~7-8 ml, maybe?). It doesn't leak from either end if it's completely filled. To dry this, I separate the glass part and the top part and let them air dry next to the sink. I've only washed it when I gave the plant some liquid plant food mix, for which I used an extra reusable straw cleaner I had laying around. I don't know if I'd trust the measurement markings for high-stakes measurement because I'm not knowledgeable about pipettes, but I would trust this to about a tenth of a milliliter for household purposes (e.g., measuring amounts of liquid plant food).

As described

Perfect in every way

Exactly what I was expecting.

I'm giving this 2 stars instead of 1 star because the second time I ordered it, it wasn't broken. I assume it's accurate although hard to read, so I gave it 4 stars for accuracy. Otherwise, 2 are generous.I ordered a 3-ml dropper because I have a bottle of herbal tincture with a 3-ml dose that has a cap but no dropper. (This was not what I needed.) I ordered one, and it came broken in 2 pieces. It had been wrapped in bubble wrap, in a rather flimsy cardboard box inside an Amazon bag. I reported the problem, and a new one was shipped.This time it wasn't broken. I thought it would be a matter of inserting the dropper in to the bottle, squeezing the bulb, and removing it. Nope. The bulb came separately, so it has to be attached each time you use it. I had to look up directions online, I'm embarrassed to say. Directions involved having to remove the bulb, place your finger on top, make sure the suction remains, etc. I was afraid the fragile dropper would break while I tried to put the bulb on, so I didn't use it. I ended up using an old one from an empty tincture bottle. It doesn't fit, but I can just stick it in this bottle and take it out after. I should have done this in the first place instead of waiting 2 weeks and spending almost $10. Live and learn.

That blue ball to squeeze is so incredibly Hard you can’t squeeze it ! Waiting to return it