Measure MasterGarden Syringe, 20 mL/cc,Brown,740660

Easy to use!

I'm using this for a totally unintended purpose, but it works like a dream! My pup adores his wet food, but obviously it is terribly impractical to train with because there is no simple way to deliver a little dollop of wet food. But with this syringe I have found a way! I cut half of the tip off at that seam you can see in the photo so the hole is a little wider. As long as I've blended up his food nice and fine his food squeezes out a little at a time. It is so air tight that it doesn't really leak. I wouldn't put it in my pocket because a little food will always be at the tip, but I have no problem putting it in a treat bag when I need my hands because I can just wipe that out when I'm done. The occasional clog can be cleared with a little chopstick which is easy to carry with you. It's easy to pull apart and run through the wash. My little terrier thinks this thing is fantastic and it really helps him pay attention in distracting environments! I totally recommend this for dog training!

Ordered 4 of these to feed my blended vitamin rich food to my Cancer Dogs. 1 out of 4's plunger works well, the other 3 were so hard to use that I couldn't push them in with both hands. Needless to say, I ended up either squirting the contents all over the ground or too much into the dog's mouth, or poked them in the face with the tip.What I decided to do is to coat the black rubber end with Coconut Oil and even if it dried on the rubber, it still worked like a charm. Now it is so easy to plunge the contents. For those who also have issues with the plunger being too tight or hard to remove, try some kind of oil on the black rubber end.

I had an idea for using this device to refill travel-sized containers from the giant, economical sized containers for the hair gel I use. And it works like a charm (well, it does for me, anyway). No more hunting for 3.4 oz sized product tubes at CVS - 1/2 the time they're out and the other 1/2 the time, I'm angry about how much they cost per oz. From the larger bottle, I pour (squeeze) the product into the graduated cylinder about 75% full. Then, over the sink, I insert the tapered end into the now-nearly-empty travel-friendly tube that has lasted me 3 or 4 business trips. As I do this, I also squeeze the empty smaller product tube as much as possible so there is volume for the new fluid to occupy as the syringe is pumped. (I didn't do this the 1st time, and wasted about a week's worth of the stuff, so you are spared this regrettable, preventable grief.)I hope Measure Master isn't angry with me for using their device in a way they didn't intend, but I bet they'll be happy to sell a few more.

I love this thing. Whenever I fuel up my motorcycle I calculate the number of milliliters of fuel stabilizer I need to add to my gas to de-gunk my carburetor (remember those?) and keep my gas from going skunky in the Winter. This little guy is perfect. I have a 2.6 gal (US) tank and even if I filled it I'd need only 15mL of stabilizer. This doohickey is perfect. What's more I have used this syringe over and over again and although the plunger is a bit sticky at first it has held up well. I imagine that using it to dispense petroleum distillates was not something the manufacturers had in mind but hey - it works. Five stars.

This arrived slightly broken, it was just packeged in a bubble mailer so one of the little plastic wings where you put your fingers to help press down the plunger had broken off. It is just a minor bother so I am not returning it though it does affect me. Other than those buts it seems quite sturdy and the plunger moves well and currently has a good seal. I am using this to measure measure oils like coconut oil, melted cocoa butter, shea butter, etc into packaging and this works great for it so far (1st day), if it holds up I will be ordering more. I did a quick comparison to make sure the measurements were accurate and at least for my purposes it is right on.

I used this for a RockShox mountain bike fork rebuild and it worked perfectly.It took me a minute to realize that you don't pay attention to the amount of material left in the tip, only pay attention to the markings. Draw fluid into the syringe until the level reaches the amount you need, then when pushing the fluid out, stop when the level reaches the bottom of the cylinder or the zero mark. This might be common knowledge, but for a guy who hasn't used a syringe for a precise measurement much before, I was a little confused about why there was still fluid left over in the tip. It's equal to a few ml, so if you include that you'll be over your measurement.

Purchased the 100 CC version to use in filling Infantino Squeeze Pouches with liquids.www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009IWNPXK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1Gels like yogurt and apple sauce work fine with the included filling tube but full on liquids have been problematic.The test run using just water worked just fine. It was easier to fill the pouch using an adapter that fits over the syringe's tip. The adapter was included but was not mentioned in the descriptionThe syringe it self was easy to use and the plunger moved freely. It looks like it will last but good cleaning by hand washing is probable the key to long term use.

It's a measuring syringe. Plastic is pretty thick. Holds 20ml. What else is there to it?