SuperDosing Milligram Measuring Spoon 10-15 MG, 25 Pack. Long-Necked, Tiny Scoop Gives Quick, Convenient & Mess-Free Measuring for Labs, Nootropics Stacks, Nutritional Supplements & Vitamin Powders.

I use it for an artificial sweetener that is 8000x stronger than sugar. No bull, just open the small package and you will taste the sweetness in your breath. 1 black scoop (5-6mg), is more than enough for a triple espresso in the AM. 2 red scoops (18-20mg) is enough for 1 1/2 quarts of lemonade. When using products that are strong or concentrated, consistency is everything for comparable results. I had no way of measuring the sweetener until I found these "spoons". Offshore if you are asking.

I use this for neotame. One of these tiny scoops of neotame is equal to about 1/3 cup of sugar in term of sweetness. Still way to big of a scoop for coffee but for bigger recipes it works great.

Good product for a good price.

I purchased these for dosing a supplement powder I had gotten from a company. Today I used a SuperDosing Milligram Measuring Scoop (10-15mgs) with said supplement, filling my own #4 capsules.Here's my issue, I have 1 gram of product powder. I used the mg scooper for an approximated dosage putting 2 level scoops of powder into each capsule. Mind you the product im using is best dosed at 20mgs/per serving (approximately 2 scoop fulls). By my calculations 1000mg's (1 gram) of product should equate to approximately 50 caps give or take a few since the mg scooper is stated to be approximately 10-15mgs depending on powder weight, density, scoop size, etc. I have now ended up with over 200 caps dosed @ 20-30mgs of my supplement powder. The purity of said powder is confirmed @ 98% via HPLC as well as a COA (COA's are, in my opinion, garbage since they can be falsified easily in favor of the manufacturer, however a Simec reference # can be verified). That being said i am simply stating the aforementioned facts so we know that there arent any fillers to take up more volume than anticipated.Im not upset with the company by any means and have in fact ordered a mg scale to find out exactly how much product i am actually getting per scoop of my powder with these scoops. Its my fault i suppose for being lazy and anticipating there would be some type of accuracy with these scoops. However, it will be nice to show what the actual dosing of my powder is in case other members decide to purchase these for the same supplement im using. (Ill update when i find out the dosing).Again, im not upset with the company by any means. They did their job and sold me a product they confidently put on the open market to make life easier for the consumer. I do think that the company maybe should write up a chart or some kind of "guide" to show dosing of commonly weighed powders/supplements that are accurate to the scoops.I gave a 3 star rating because the company seems to be good with their guarantee and stayimg in touch even after i received the product. Once i have the mg scale i will update my review to state accuracy of dosing in case i am 100% wrong such as my supplement company sent me more product than ordered. I have no issue with being fair and admitting if i am wrong. Thank you for your time.Updated review: as i stated i was waiting for a mg scale to verify the dising claims stated on the spoons. To recap i used #4 casules weighing .037 grams each. My dosing requirement for the active ingredient (cardarine) was .02 grams (20 mgs). Upon using the scooper i scooped 2 level scoops onto the scale plate. It weighed .008 grams (8 mgs) far from 20ish mgs as stated per 2 scoops. To make the dosing i require i had to use 6 leveled scoops of cardarine.Final UPDATE****! Company honored their word and refunded me the total for my purchase without hassle. They are honest and friendly. Please dont hesitate to shop with them!

Description says 10-15 mg assortment. Not so, they are all 15 mg!!!

There's really nothing to say. No complaints. They work perfectly. Just make sure you take into consideration the consistency and density of the material you are working with. They are a little bit flexible to be careful when pulling them out of a jar or something like that .......

These are VERY tiny but they served the purpose I needed them for...my students were making slides of soil samples to view under the microscope and I wanted them to scoop only a small amount of each sample. Then they used the handle part to sift through loam to find evidence of decaying matter. Not the intended purpose, I know, but it filled the need!

I have actually come to really love these for weighing small masses in the lab. I first purchased them for weighing chemicals that reacted with my metal spatulas but I have to depend on them for all of my small mass tasks. Great price great product.