Periodic Tableware Laboratory Beaker Shot Glasses

Worked great as a gift! Looks just as pictured and can hold a decent amount of liquid as a shot glass.

These little miniature laboratory beaker shot glasses are just too cute! I got them for my daughter who is in research, and they were a huge hit! They are definitely great quality and look just like the real thing! No glass beaker or flask is exactly durable (as everyone who has ever been in a lab knows!), so you will have to take care of these. They are a little bit on the pricey side, but they are absolutely worth every penny to find the perfect gift for your STEM minded friends and relatives!

Perfect for a chemical engineer grad!

They’re so cute and little, perfect gift for a scientist or someone interested in science.

These were a perfect gift for two graduating seniors in the lab I am working in. They were so excited to show their other science friends and do some shots with them. The glasses came as exactly shown in the picture, and appeared to be sturdy and durable. According to my friends the glasses managed to survive their graduation parties on campus.

I love these! The glass is thick and sturdy, not thin and fragile. The ml marks are approximate, and it says so on the glasses. I measured out 20ml, 30ml and 40ml of colored water with a medical syringe to see how much off the mark they were. They're off my a few ml's, depending on which glass and line - fine for mixing drinks, but not for medicine or anything that requires accuracy, like baking or making candy. The marks look and feel like the marks on Pyrex measuring cups, so I don't think they'll rub off, and they're easy to read. I haven't put them in the dishwasher, so I can't speak to that, but it's easy enough to wash them by hand. The set of four is great for making drinks with different ingredients; i.e., one for vodka, one for scotch, etc... The beakers have a pouring lip, the flasks do not, but they all pour just fine.

These are exactly what they say they are. They look exactly like miniature columns and erlenmeyer flasks. The flask ones are made of fairly thick glass, so they seem quite unlikely to break. The column style ones are thinner, but not delicate. We've been using them for a few months now. They are fun to use.

I bought these as a gift for my roommate who's a fellow STEM major and he loves them. 1-2 of them arrived cracked though:( which surprised me because the packaging seemed like it would keep everything safe.