What is the most accurate scales that will measure mg precise as I am measuring nootropic drugs?
81749
Honestly, you will want a scale that will measure to the .001, and a scale such as this would be doing you a disservice for that amount of accuracy. I would check in to a higher end scale, not a pocket scale like this one.
1949428
No only accurate to one gram. Sounds like you need a triple beam or a very expensive digital.
2043829
Buy one of the new electronic scales. Less meshing around and probably more accurate and take up less space. Pounds and inches.
2133516
I tested this out with a refrigerator magnet and the meter went off the scale. You may need a Gauss meter that will register more than just 5 mG for the magnet experiment. I just ordered the Lutron 822-A. That one goes up to 200 mG.
1410019
As far as I can tell, very accurate and consistent. The scale is very sensitive to minor changes such as removing a watch.I weigh on a very regular basis and compare the weight I get on my scale to the digital scale at one doctor's office as well as another office with manual scales. (I always take notice if the scale is balanced at o before I weigh on the manual scale.). For those of us who are weight conscious this scale is a godsend.
1410022
Seems to be very accurate and consistent. It measures in the tenths of a pound, though, and will take a few seconds to "settle" on a number, very sensitive to any movement while standing on it. We use it at our TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meetings, and so far have not had anyone "blame the scale".. :)
1068173
its pretty accurate for me, and I only base that on going to dr's office me and my kids getting weighed and my scale saying the same thing. I've tested it lol
169936
This scale has a .01 gram graduation. A milligram is .001 gram, so the scale cannot count in milligrams. Sorry. :(
822748
It works pretty well. I'm not sure if 1mg accuracy is achievable, but I feel pretty confident about 6mg (0.1 gn). One thing I don't quite like is the included measuring pan (too small for my fingers), but it's light enough for me to put a larger aluminum pan on top of it. Do you have any specific questions ?
1658615
I have a 50 gm and 500 gm standard that used to check the little Pronto scale when I received it. It is DNA. Right on at both weights.
201713
I find it to be very accurate. It also has a small knob underneath that you can adjust if it goes up or down a little. But it was the same as the scale at the doctor's office last week. So it's good enough for me!
634658
The mmol/l is the unit of measure used in labs. Is that how your meter is set? Are you from the US? The unit of measure for glucose here in the US is mg/dl. If that is how your meter is set, I don't see why they wouldn't work.
1955568
Almost similar to my other scale. I can say the accuracy almost hit 100%..i have not compare with airport yet.. So far it gave same measure against floor weight scale.It is a reliable device..
2003977
I worked years ago in an electronic test dept. The most accurate way, short of multiple check points is to zero the scale. (exactly what it sounds like) then adjust for the highest reading on the scale. (100 percent) In this case it's 100 grams. For the sake of salesmanship, they say 1500 grains instead of 1543.23(which is what 100 grams equals - I Googled it) It's not "strange," it's the correct way to do it.
1561373
Yes it will, not very accurately though. But it goes from 0.001g to 20.000g. If you really need to be precise to the mg, I recommend spending more money.
1849437
Yes but not with 100% accuracy. It's pretty plc lose to being on point but you can count on it being 9th by 1-5 mg most of the time
617586
The measuring guide can be found here....http://www.coreproducts.com/media2/therapeutica-measuring-guide.pdf