Droppers - Plastic (pipettes) Set of 12

I've been using these for my essential oils. With essential oils, the number of drops is really more important than any other measurement, so I haven't tested out the accuracy of the markings along the side. They seem sturdy enough to stand up to repeated use. The drops that I get from these are uniform in size, which was exactly what I needed. The plastic is thicker than I thought it would be (so more durable), but still easily thin enough to be able to use the dropper as intended.They're a little hard to clean afterwards. It's hard to get every bit of liquid out of the droppers. I use a different dropper for each oil, so it's less important, but I would like to be able to clean them better.I wrote the names of the oils on the side with a black Sharpie but they got rubbed off pretty quickly. I think I'm going to have to use tape and write the names of the oils on the tape. Sharpie ink doesn't seem to stick very well.

These are great little disposable pipettes to have around. Perfect for flavorings - like vanilla or peppermint - as well as essential oil (EO) use. I have lots of EOs where the "orifice limiter" doesn't work so well - oil practically runs out of the bottle. I stick these into the opening, tilt the bottle and, voila! Instant total control. They also work to suck oils out of bottles that don't drip fast enough, ironically. I only gave them 4 stars because, 1) You don't really know where 0.5 mls is. I wanted some precision in my EO blending, but you can't tell with these when you've hit 0.5 milliliters. I wish there was a line or two for titration. 2) about 10% of the pipettes are split or split easily at the seem, which seams trivial except when you're transferring priceless oils from one container to another and all of a sudden your oil runs all over the counter. So check and test each one before use!!

I make a lot of essential oil blends. I love these pipettes, for it makes it very quick and easy to use when counting drops of base oils for dilution that typically do not come with a top that you can count drops with.These are not made to be used over and over for long periods of time, for they are of thin plastic, however I also like this being able to throw it away without feeling like I've wasted money. The set of 12 is of a great price, and I have not had to buy another set to date.

These are better to use than syringes or eyedroppers, as the end is much smaller. This makes it much easier to slip it into a cat's cheek pouch. It also seems much easier to control the amount of liquid released than a syringe, which is important since the volume needs to be small enough for the cat to handle, so as to prevent choking.The measurement markings allow for precise amounts to be administered. That and the size (I need to sometimes give up to 3 mls of liquids to my cat) were what made me decide to try these.These work like eyedroppers in terms of getting liquid into them: squeeze the bulb, place the tip in liquid and then release pressure on the bulb. They appear sturdy enough and are easy to rinse.

I bought these for dispensing meds for a dog who was recently ill, I needed to mix specific numbers of drops of ingredients which did not have their own droppers... For consistency in my ratios I used these droppers to measure ALL of the ingredients in my mixture (as opposed to using the droppers that came with a few of the bottles, as not all droppers are exactly equal, but if you can use the *same* type your ratios will be fine). Also great for feeding the medication directly to the dog, as the droppers are very soft plastic which I didn't need to worry about breaking and cutting him if he bit down!

These work for their purpose, but their design and material make it impossible to clean them out in any way, so they can only be used for one oil (without mixing) and if you try to keep them around to use more than once, they are drippy and get old residue all over wherever you try to store them. I know they are intended to be disposable, but I dislike the waste of one single use and tossing them. They are also WAY long, much longer than needed for any purpose I have. I would not purchase these again.

I used to get these from my local fish store, they're great for feeding fish live food, so when I say these ones on here I figured, hey! They're cheaper AND they get delivered to my doorstep? Awesome! Well, they work, but they feel a tiny bit cheaper than the ones from my LFS. Like they'll crack along the seam line in the squeeze part, which is how they always end up going, but these feel like they might go sooner than later. They're still a good deal though, and they do still work for what I purchased them for.

Ok, but cheaply built. I prefer the glass droppers or pippettes