Review on 🥤 McKesson Medicine Cup 1 oz - 5 Pack of 100, 500 Translucent Plastic Disposable Cups by Pamela Beatty

I use these cups to measure and mix a small amount of epoxy. I chose this listing because reviews of other listings indicated that it was impossible to know which of the three different types of mugs I would receive. If I need to order them again I will update my review to see if I get the same mug. As with other similar items, the exact number of cups per sleeve is not constant. I have five sleeves of 100, 99, 98, 100, and 102 cups for a total of 499. Not that far when you add them up, but if you want absolute accuracy, keep that in mind. I believe this is the manufacturer's fault, not the seller's. (These mugs are sold in boxes of 5,000, with resellers catering to those who need less.) These mugs actually have all the measurements listed - fl oz, dram, tablespoons, ml, and cc. The dimensions and recycling symbol on the bottom are stamped on the inside and the numbers are embossed on the outside. There is a rib at the bottom of the cup, which will not allow you to easily mix and scratch the resin from the inside. The cups are stronger than I thought. The plastic is about the thickness of a bottle of flimsy store-bought sparkling water, which isn't bad for a tiny disposable cup. The rim doesn't flex far before it snaps into place, and the flexing of the cup body doesn't cause it to move. I'm sure they won't warp when measured or mixed. One star deducted due to discrepancy in quantity and bumps on the inside of the cups. If you're just using this for dosing, I don't think you need to worry too much about it.