Doses for weighing are measuring instruments used to precisely measure amounts of substances, such as drugs, chemicals, food, or other materials in scientific, medical, or industrial procedures. These usually consist of small glass or plastic containers with markings for precise measurement.

There are different types of weighing scales, including volumetric scales, gravimetric scales, and titration scales. Volumetric measures are usually made of glass or plastic and are used to measure the volume of liquids and gases. Gravimetric scales are used to measure the mass of substances, and titration scales are used to measure the amount of one substance that reacts with another substance.

It is important to use the correct measuring doses for weighing to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the measurements. It is also important to maintain and calibrate these instruments to ensure their accuracy and reliability over time.