PARACITY 2 Cup Glass Measuring Cup, Liquid Measuring Cups with three Scale and V-Shaped Mouth, Glass Coffee Cups with Handle, Glass Beaker for Kitchen or Restaurant 500 ML

I use this to mix my better than bullion 1 or two cups as needed and can heat it in the microwave to make sure the bullion dissolves.

Item arrived nicely packed for shipping. Measurement markings are just a tiny fraction over what they should be according to my half-gram scale,which is fine for my use (measuring water for my aero press.The glass is a bit thin so use caution. I would not for example, use this as the cup to press my Aero press coffee into. I think the pressure would be enough to crack it.

Wanted for tall, space saving measuring cup for liquids for cooking and baking but glass was too thin and seemed delicate so I was concerned it would be easily broken. May be good for those using for coffee, but that's not what I wanted it for so I did return it. It did come in nice packaging.

I purchased this measuring cup to place under my Keurig. I was getting so much coffee splash all over my machine because my coffee cups are short. This has prevented any and all splashing. I simply pour into my coffee cup and sip away! No mess.

.... Until you pour in milk. Aditional red (or other dark shade) measuring marks will be nice and helpful. The glass is a bit thinner than I taught, so clean carefully if you're interested in this one.

I like the measuring cup.

I really like the design of this glass measuring cup - it's tall and similar shape to a scientific beaker - the tall shape makes it easier to measure more precisely because there is more distance between the measurement lines. This has both ml and cups/oz. The glass and the handle are a lot thinner than the pyrex measuring cups I'm used to, so I'm a little concerned about sturdiness and feel a need to take more care and not bang it around the way I'm used to. The handle is also thin and that makes it feel less secure in the hand. I like the idea of a two cup measure so you can measure once for amounts greater than one cup - measuring twice means you have two measurement errors involved. So I plan to use this in situations where more precise measurement is needed but not as an everyday measure.

500 ml 400ml and 300ml seem to be accurate across all devices. Once I get to lower numbers it seems to get annoying slightly to measure more smaller amounts so better to focus accuracy in the 100s for these.