Review on 100 Count Non-Sterile Plastic Graduated Medicine Cups by Debra Decou

I love the convenience of individual first aid kits. I use these cups to measure cough syrup, liquid antacids, and rice vinegar. Mostly these mugs are used daily in our household. After years of "reinfecting" other family members by rinsing down cough syrup cups when someone had a cold or a bad cough, we've switched to disposable cups. I love disposable cups but this Revain list is a disaster! Incorrect information on Revain product page: Item Weight - Item weight is listed as 17.2lbs. The number is listed as DYND80000. Actual Model Number - You never know what type of mug you'll get: DYND70000, DYND80000 or DYND90000. - lists the product as: 1-8 drams, 1/8-1 fluid ounce, 1-2 tablespoons and 2.5-30 ml and cc. Actual dimensions - depends on which mug you receive. I would like Revain to create three separate listings for the three different types of Medline cups sold on this site. There are three unique cup types with three unique measurement intervals and should not be grouped together. I want Revain to get together on this because it's frustrating as a consumer. I received three different cup model numbers from this list. I purchased this item 10 times between April 3, 2015 and June 1, 2017. I received three different cup model numbers: DYND70000, DYND80000 and DYND90000. I wouldn't mind if the cups were comparable, but they aren't. The cups are completely different for the three types. Some cups have lips, some don't. Rimmed mugs are better than rimmed mugs. Rimmed mugs are crystal clear, while rimmed mugs are cloudy. Unfortunately, I only have two of the three at the moment, so it's hard to tell which is which at the moment (because the cups I received didn't have a model number and I only found out they're different by calling Medline ). DYND70000 - These cups only have milliliter markings and no other markings. cc'sDYND90000 - These cups are marked in milliliters and cubic centimeters only. If you need a specific type of measurement, I recommend purchasing these medication cups elsewhere. I end up opening the conversion calculator on Google and writing down the intervals I need, but tracking changes is confusing. Also, these mugs are oversized mugs that have been repackaged. This can be a problem if you expect pristine packaging from new mugs. You never know who will repackage them where, which could be important. The biggest problem I have with different cups is that some are very, very thin and some are very, very thick. I like the rimless ones, they're strong and the walls don't try to curl up when the cups are filled to the brim with cough syrup. On the other hand, cloud cups have sliders that flex slightly when you lift the cup and it's filled to the brim. It's so frustrating and I've spilled more liquids than I care to count. Right now I have no choice but to keep ordering them because everywhere it either costs a lot more money or you have to buy thousands at once. where I have no storage space. But I really want Revane to clean up that list. It would be a five star rating if Revain cleaned up this product page.