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Milligram Scale (0.001 g)

A pocket scale that reads down to a thousandth of a gram, with calibration weights included.

  • 0.001 g
  • Calibration weights

Why you’d want it: For weighing anything where 'close enough' isn't.

Picking tip: Only buy one that includes calibration weights — a scale you can't calibrate is a guess in a box.

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