Formed Pulp Measuring Cup

Key Features: Precision Measurement (Core Selling Point)

Dual-Scale Imprinting: 

The inner or outer wall of the cup features precise molded graduations (typically including both ml and oz units).

Clear Readings: 

The graduations are integrally molded with the cup body, preventing blurring or detachment due to liquid immersion, facilitating accurate recording of patient urine output, vomit volume, or medication dosage by healthcare professionals.

Structural Features: Stability and Flow Guidance

Square and Round Design: 

The cup base is typically designed with a widened flat bottom, resulting in a low center of gravity and minimizing the risk of tipping over when placed on a bedside table or trolley.

Flow Guide/Mouth: 

Some high-end models feature a tiny flow guide design, ensuring a thin, non-sticky, and spill-free flow when pouring medications or samples.

Thickened and Pressure-Resistant: 

Compared to ordinary paper cups, medical-grade measuring cups have increased wall thickness, preventing significant deformation and spillage even when fully filled and gripped with one hand.

Material Properties: Physical barrier

Ultra-long impermeability: 

Treated with special food-grade/medical-grade inner coating or impermeable agents, it can withstand water, urine, blood, or alcohol-based liquids for 4-8 hours without leakage or softening.

Temperature resistance: 

Can hold warm water at a certain temperature for short periods (e.g., to assist patients in taking medication), with stable physical properties.