Lab supplies
BORO3.3 Borosilicate Glass Measuring Cups — 3-Piece Set (60/120/250 ml)
Product description
Right-sized for small portions: This set includes a 60 ml, a 120 ml and a 250 ml measuring cup — sizes chosen for flavorings, cocktail ingredients, sauces and any task where a full-size pitcher would be overkill.
Designed for careful pouring: Each cup has a V-shaped spout that narrows the flow, directing liquids into jars, narrow bottles and small bowls with less splatter and more control than broad-rim pitchers.
Five-unit marked scales: Red printed graduations cover milliliters, fluid ounces, cups, tablespoons and teaspoons across the set. The fl oz markings reach approximately 2, 4 and 8 ounces on the respective cups, while the metric scales go to 60, 120 and 250 ml; layout varies by cup size.
Clear borosilicate construction: Transparent glass keeps liquid levels and the red markings easy to see. The cups are made from borosilicate for thermal stability, but the walls are relatively thin, so hand washing and mindful handling are recommended to protect the glass and printed scales.
What’s included and storage: You receive one 60 ml cup, one 120 ml cup and one 250 ml cup. All are open-top and handle-free; lids are not supplied. The compact profiles and nesting ability help reduce storage bulk compared with handled pitchers.
Pros
- Multi-unit, easy-to-read graduations
- V-shaped spouts for controlled pouring
- Compact, nestable handle-free design
Cons
- Thin walls require careful handling
- Markings may fade if scrubbed aggressively
- No lids included
VerdictA handy trio for small-batch cooking, cocktails and DIY projects. The lightweight borosilicate bodies keep markings visible and the V-shaped spouts make transferring liquids neater than larger pitchers. They’re excellent for precise, multi-unit measurement, but the thin glass requires gentle handling and hand washing to preserve the print and avoid breakage.
Reader reviews
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Brenda Jefferson 5/5
Nice but fragile
Breaks easily.
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Practical Reviewer 5/5
Ideal small cup for precise pours
This 120 ml cup quickly became more useful than my full-size pitcher when I only need small amounts. The wide opening makes filling simple, and the tapered spout gives much more control when transferring liquids into narrow containers. Having milliliter, ounce, cup and spoon units printed on the glass saves conversions and adds real versatility for recipes and drinks.
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Jennifer Cummings 5/5
Exactly what I expected
Perfect for measuring coffee flavorings and small liquid amounts. The numbers are bold and easy to read, and the spout pours cleanly without splashing. Lightweight but reasonably durable—arrived exactly as pictured and works even better than I hoped.
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Yasharahla Yasharahla 5/5
Useful for DIY projects
Sturdy-feeling glass and clear measurements make these handy for making candles, body butter and other homemade products. The spout reduces mess when pouring oils, and the different sizes cover both small and moderate volumes.
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Verified Customer 5/5
Simple, functional, lab-style convenience
The handle-free design saves cabinet space and the shape feels very beaker-like. The red markings have held up through many uses. Note that the glass is thinner than many traditional measuring cups, so it needs gentler treatment—don’t expect it to survive rough handling or a fall.
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Enough's Enough 5/5
Perfect for the home bar
These bring back the feel of old beaker-style shot glasses with useful graduations. You can measure a full two-ounce pour and still have headroom to avoid spills. The extra ml, tsp and tbsp markings make them more versatile than a typical shot glass.
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LAURA G 5/5
Well made and precise
Very well made and exactly what I needed for accurate small measurements.
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Kevin 4/5
Comprehensive markings for home mixology
I bought the 60 ml two-pack for cocktail work. The quarter-ounce and 5 ml increments are great for recipes that require small stepped pours, and teaspoon/tablespoon scales add flexibility. Very handy for precise home bartending, though I’m a bit cautious about the glass composition and durability.
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LifeIsGood 5/5
Thin glass but well packaged and nestable
Packaging protected them during shipping. The glass is much thinner than older Pyrex pieces, so they won’t survive a drop, but they nest neatly and the largest is just under 5 inches tall. Great space saver if you keep fragile items on low shelves.
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Aldore 5/5
Handy for small-batch oils
I use them to measure carrier oils for beard oil — clear markings and solid feel. Very pleased with their performance.
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