Set of 50 double-ended lab spatula measuring spoons designed to improve lab organization, accuracy, and day-to-day handling of reagents while maintaining durability and quality. Key features and benefits Quantity and design: 50-piece set of double-ended lab spatulas (measuring spoons). Each tool has two functional ends for measuring and transferring small quantities, reducing the need to switch instruments. Material and safety: Made from polypropylene for chemical resistance in routine lab tasks, light weight, and easy cleaning. The material supports safe, repeated use while retaining shape and durability. Visibility and organization: Brightly colored spatulas make quick identification and sorting simple, helping maintain an organized workspace and reduce setup time. Precision and versatility: The double-head design allows precise scooping, measuring, and mixing of powders, granules, and small-volume reagents in one tool, improving workflow efficiency. Durable and reliable: Built to meet laboratory needs for repeated handling and mixing without compromising performance. Practical applications Routine reagent handling: Measure and transfer small amounts of powders or solids when preparing solutions, standards, or reaction mixtures. Sample preparation and mixing: Scoop, combine, and mix reagents directly in vials, tubes, or weighing boats using the two ends for different tasks. Educational labs and demonstrations: Ideal for teaching laboratories and student use where clear color coding and a durable, easy-to-handle tool improves workflow and safety. Who this is for Researchers and lab technicians needing a dependable set of measuring spatulas for daily experiment workflows. Chemistry enthusiasts and hobbyists performing precise small-quantity transfers. Scientific teachers and students in educational settings seeking a clear, organized, and reusable toolset. What you get A 50-piece set of polypropylene, double-ended lab spatulas (measuring spoons) that combine measuring, mixing, and transferring functions to streamline common laboratory tasks.