Fuzion Milligram Scale, 50g/0.001g Digital Milligram Scale with Calibration Weights, Jewelry and Gem Scale, Mg Scale for Powder Medicine, Reloading, Includes Scoop, Powder Pan and Tweezers

Scale is very accurate. It is simple and doesnt require anything to put together. Was struggling to find a scale that could measure smaller amounts for gems, etc and this was perfect and so much cheaper than all the other scales that are similar. The battery life hasnt been tested fully as of yet. Built strong, to last. And works well

This is the scales that I was looking for! with calibration, an adequate range for use, and a lower limit of 1mg. I can't ask for more (well, for the destiny that I bought it for)

Won't measure anything lite. Would not register cure #1 until it reached 2.3 grams.After calibration it reads the 20g calibration weight as 28 grams or 20.016 or 20.033 or 20.012. It changes. Not accurate at all for a high precision scale.Not a good value. Does not function well for precision. Hard to read the display.

The Fuzion Milligram Scale has proven itself as an indispensable tool in my pursuit of crafting precise DIY supplements. Designed with meticulous accuracy, this digital milligram scale boasts a 50g capacity with an impressive precision of 0.001g, ensuring the most accurate measurements for powder herbs.What sets this scale apart is its reliability in measuring even the tiniest amounts of powder. As a DIY enthusiast crafting my own supplements, precision is paramount, and the Fuzion scale delivers consistently accurate results. The inclusion of calibration weights further enhances its accuracy, providing reassurance with every measurement.Crafting DIY supplements requires attention to detail, and the Fuzion scale's thoughtful design includes a scoop, powder pan, and tweezers for convenient handling of various substances. The scale's versatility shines when measuring powder herbs, allowing for the precise formulation of supplements without any margin for error.The scale's user-friendly interface and clear digital display make it easy to read and operate, ensuring a seamless experience for both beginners and seasoned supplement creators. The accuracy and reliability of the Fuzion Milligram Scale have elevated my DIY supplement crafting, making it an essential companion in my journey toward optimal wellness.In conclusion, if you are passionate about creating DIY supplements with precision, the Fuzion Milligram Scale is a game-changer. Its accuracy, thoughtful design, and user-friendly features make it the ideal tool for measuring powder herbs, providing confidence and reliability in every formulation. Elevate your DIY supplement crafting with the precision of the Fuzion Milligram Scale.

It's fine for what I need but not absolutely accurate. One of the tare weights comes apart to show little metal balls on the inside, I assume to perfect the weight. Well, I must have lost something because after I calibrate it one weight reads 20g and the other will read .2 over or under. I'm going to keep it because it is good enough for my purpose but if you're looking for something with 100 percent accuracy I'd look elsewhere, or buy separate tare weights.

Works great! I love that if you have the dish sitting on top and you turn it on, it will zero out.

Very professional feel and look. It is also wuite well made and works splendidly. The accompanying tools are exceptionally well-designed, and it all works beautifully.

read the little manual after setting the scale up and calibrated after getting the instructions right. I had just weighed everything on my old scale and then on this one. Every thing came out within .005 of the old one, which I felt was beginning to have problems. I like having a cover to keep dust out and the little tray is nice, cause I've often had to recalibrate after trying to get stones off my old one. I also like being able to turn the scale off when I'm done. I'm pretty pleased that I decided to finally replace my old one! I did notice that in spite of a 2 year warrantee, it is required to send it back to Canada or England, so it probably wouldn't be economically feasible to come out on the plus side if anything happened to it. I'll just have faith!