5 mL (1 tsp) Scoops 1 Teaspoon Plastic Spoons HeroScoops
Make powder dosing easier with these plastic scoops.
Check with a Scale Before Dosing
Be sure to check the volumetric conversion of your scoop by weighing the powder on a scale. Since powders have different bulk densities based on particle size and handling, volumetric conversion can vary greatly.
Why is my scoop not measuring the right mg?
Scoops measure volume (mL). The weight (mg) held by a scoop varies by the material being measured.
There is no direct conversion between mL (volume) and mg (mass) as this varies based on the measured material.
When first measuring a new material, please confirm its weight with a 0.001 g (milligram) scale. The provided weights are only estimates due to density variations between materials.
Q: Why is there no direct conversion between mL (volume) and mg (mass)?
A: Two materials can have equal size (volume) but have different weights (mass). For example, table tennis balls and golf balls are equal size, but have different weights.
