Vpg Fertilome 11008 4-Ounce Measuring Cup (3 Pack) (3)

Great, cheap, simple cups we use for measuring chemical. Easy to just throw in the shop, rinse out, and fill up sprayers. Easy to read and easy to use. If you want something cheap and functional, this is the best product. They aren't the thickest plastic ever, but they are fairly durable and I think they'll last years.

Great little cups I’m using for AG purposes. They are sturdy and work great for my application for mixing

It was cheaper to buy water softener resin cleaner in bulk, but then I needed something to measure it out. You don't save money by guessing and you might not get the resin clean enough if you use too little, but this is something don't want to use your kitchen utensils on. One of these measuring cups was perfect for that job. The shape makes it easy to insure the cleaner goes into the brine well and not the salt tank, and I can leave it in the basement next to the water softener and the cleaner bottle. The other two cups I use to measure weed killer. I use one kind on the grass and another that kills everything, and again, I buy concentrate in large bottles to save money, but you need to measure a specific amount and you don't want to accidentally mix the two different kinds of chemical. So I marked the containers with a permanent marker to make sure I know what each one is for. These measuring cups were so inexpensive you can set one aside for a specific thing.

Small, lightweight, and spouted: These flimsy flexible plastic measuring cups are a great option for measuring things you wouldn't want to use your kitchen measures on, be they dry or wet chemicals or some other product. I can't speak for their accuracy, but nothing seems to be out of whack after having used them for a while. Take that with a grain of salt, however, as I've no way to actually verify their accuracy to a degree that matters. They hold up well enough to heat, and their supreme lack of weight means dropping them isn't going to do them any lasting harm. There are some vessels they don't quite fit into, and their being taller than wide means it's not always wise to try to pour a given substance into them as opposed to the intended scooping methods their shape encourages. I was surprised to find the shop image actually showing the product and not some mock-up made with automated tools. All those positives aside, it has a readability issue introduced by the printed measurements: Each cup *has* embossed measurement lines, but they're on the inside (presumably to reduce wear on them) and the black printed markings makes the ones on the same side as the print makes them impossible to read. Why not line them up? Why have the printing at all? I was surprised to see the flaw's even visible in the product images! It's a strange choice, but doesn't hinder usability really at all.

Works great for measurements upto 4 ounces.

Great value. Measuring marks are visible and accurate. i use these often and hold up very well. The 3 pack is great for use around the house and outside in the garage.

Work great for hot tub chemicals. Smaller scale doses.

Good product