10mg micro  Measuring scoop spoon for powders supplements

length of spoon including handle 140mm

Please note you will receive one scoop only, the picture is to show front and side angles

Please note there has been a removal of something on the handle  (does not affect the spoon itself)

Anyone who uses powders or supplements should certainly be interested in finding a high quality plastic scoop. These are excellent tools to ensure that you are actually taking the proper amount of supplements, vitamins, and/or minerals. There are actually quite a wide range of uses. Some people even use these micro scoops in baking and food preparation as well.

What Are Measuring Scoops?

measuring scoops, also called mg scoops or micro scoops, are essentially measuring devices. Usually they are plastic, although in rare cases, they might be made from other materials. The size of the scoop will usually influence its price. The key is to ensure that the instruments are high quality, although they are inexpensive to replace and come in sets.

Benefits of Micro Scoops

The main benefit of these micro scoops is that they will help you to save money. Normally, when someone does not use a measuring scoop, he or she is likely to put in too much of the ingredient. In the case of supplements, this will mean a lot of wasted money. Supplements are expensive and for a small investment, this waste can be avoided. Micro scoops make it possible for you to scoop small amounts of your favorite supplements. Using a micro scoop can eliminate the to need weigh your supplements with a scale every day. The long polypropylene neck helps you efficiently get small mess-free scoops without the worry of powder sticking to the scoop

The next benefit of these plastic scoops is accuracy. In the case of recipes, for example, you can be sure to use the exact amount called for. Just using your eye or hand or another makeshift device is prone to be either too much (most likely) or not enough.

Micro Scoop Usage

Using your micro scoop is very easy and straightforward. Simply make sure to fill up the scoop completely with your supplement (or other ingredient). This may require needing to use more than one scoopful in order to add the proper amount to your mixture. Measurement range: approximately 8mg-12mg, depending on powder density (On the side of each micro scoop, you will see it rated as 10-12mg). Make sure there is little to no powder on the neck of the scoop while measuring, or this will measure more than 12 milligrams.

Tsp to CC Measuring Scoops

You will often notice that products are labeled with different measurements and you will need to convert these measurements to make sure you administer an accurate dose. For example, you may be using the 1/8 tsp scoop, but your product is labeled in cc's. It is important for you to know that the conversion from tsp to cc is 1:5, respectively.


Warning: These recommendations are based on personal experiences and our own research. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Some dietary supplements have limited research available and may result in adverse effects. Consult a qualified physician prior to using any dietary supplements. Do not take this product if you are under 18, if you are pregnant, nursing, or have any cardiovascular issues. or if you are in anyway unhealthy. Only a qualified physician can determine if you are healthy enough for supplement use. We attest only for the quality and description of the supplements we provide. In using our products, you agree not to hold us accountable for any adverse effects, discomfort, or other consequences that may arise from supplement use.

we make no therapeutic use claims. Therapeutic is defined by the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) as:
1. preventing, diagnosing, curing or alleviating a disease, ailment, defect or injury in persons or animals
2. influencing, inhibiting or modifying a physiological process in persons or animals
3. testing the susceptibility of persons or animals to a disease or ailment
4. influencing, controlling or preventing conception in persons
5. testing for pregnancy in persons
6. the replacement or modification of parts of the anatomy in persons or animals.