Measure Me Measuring Cup - 250 mL - 10 mL Increments - Translucent Plastic

Read Small Liquid Doses Accurately - 250 mL Scale Cup

Mixing nutrients, additives and water by eye leads to uneven batches. This cup puts a graduated scale on the inside of translucent plastic, so you see the volume as you pour. Markings step in 10 mL increments and include both US and metric units, so you can follow a feed chart without converting.

At 250 mL, this size suits small batches, trial mixes and dosing small amounts of liquid or bulk solids. Hobbyists and growers who measure additives by the mL will find it handy, and larger sizes exist in the same line for bigger volumes.

Key Features & Benefits

• Inside scale in 10 mL increments — lets you measure small doses with a clear reading.
• US and metric markings — work from either unit system without a calculator.
• Translucent plastic — shows the liquid level while you pour.
• Strengthened handle — gives a steadier grip when the cup is full.
• High impact and heat resistance — holds up to regular use around the grow space.

Who Should Use Measure Me Measuring Cup

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who measure liquids or bulk solids for feeding, mixing and batching will use this cup. It fits anyone who wants a small, readable measure on the bench.

About Measure Me Measuring Cup

The Measure Me Measuring Cup is a 250 mL plastic utensil for measuring the volume of liquid or bulk solid ingredients. It is translucent, has a strengthened handle, and is sold each. It measures about 3 in wide, 3 in long and 5 in tall.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the capacity of this cup?
A: It holds 250 mL. The scale runs in 10 mL increments up to that capacity.

Q: Does it show US and metric units?
A: Yes. The scale uses universal US and metric measurements, so you can follow either kind of chart.

Q: Can I measure dry material in it?
A: Yes. It measures the volume of liquid or bulk solid materials. Level the material before you read the scale.

Q: How do I read the volume accurately?
A: Set the cup on a flat surface and look at the scale at eye level. Read the line at the liquid surface, since the scale is marked inside the cup.

Q: Is the cup safe for food contact?
A: The distributor lists it as food contact acceptable. Check your local rules if you need a specific compliance standard.