🔢 High Precision Milligram Scale 50g / 0.001g | Reloading Scale with 20g Calibration Weight and Large LCD Display | Ideal MG Scale for Gold, Medicine Powder, Jewelry | Includes Battery Review

I think this scale is amazing! Like all digital scales priced at $35 with the 0.000 gram option, they are delicate and touchy, but gosh, I absolutely love this scale! I do a full review on my YouTube channel, Golden Paydirt Reviews. I have about 5 main weights ⚖️ in this price range. And for some weird reason I love it the most so far!

I bought this milligram scale for weighing smoke-free powder in LARGE. It can only be read with an accuracy of one tenth Gy, its tolerance is + or - 0.1 Gy. Also the transparent non-removable cover cannot be used to calibrate because the weight is too big, the cover only bothers when I use the scale. That's why I gave it four stars instead of five. The seller offers the best customer service, I had some problems with the scale and the seller sent a new one which I received the next day! In…

I have had other brands but I like this one because: 1) the design - it has a weight of 20g in the compartment on the scale 2) it includes two nice plastic boats for weighing. 3) It has two staples/tweezers. One is metal and the other is plastic, which are good enough for most uses. 4) It has a nice 1ml scoop which I haven't used but it can be useful for adding liquids to the scale. 5) Very easy and quick calibration with a 20g weight (30 seconds in 3 easy steps) 6) It seems to stay calibrated…

Weightman digital scale - a good buy. Not expensive and very good for general use. I use mine to weigh the powder for reloading. It reads down to 1/10th of a grain, which is accurate enough unless you're doing precision charges. Two small things that are a bit annoying are 1: It has a shutdown time. If not used within 3 minutes, it will turn itself off. 2: It has a 3-second reset, so it's slower than more expensive charge-collecting scales. All in all, unless you need a faster scale or one that

I use it to dose nootropics and other powders with an accuracy of 0.001. For extremely low doses, I definitely recommend that people learn to dose substances by volume if they are concerned about inaccuracies and tolerability. I usually connect the device with the supplied cable to avoid inaccuracies when the batteries run low. that using paper to weigh with these scales is nearly impossible. The weight of the paper will never be constant when you pick up and put down the paper. This is where…

For the price this seems like a good scale. I bought these to measure dosing of nootropic supplements. Although it claims to be accurate to +/- 0.5 milligrams, it doesn't work with very light weights. For example, a dietary supplement has a recommended dose of 10 mg. I couldn't get the scale to register any weight until I put more than 25mg on it. This is a problem for me. This is normal with higher doses (e.g. 300 mg). For a reason, nootropic recommendations tend to be ranges, so it doesn't…