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UGX 20,000

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A tall, narrow cylindrical or jug-like shape.
Graduations: Horizontal scale markings along the side, typically in milliliters (mL), fluid ounces, or cups, which increase from bottom to top.
Mouth and Spout: An open top, often featuring a small pouring spout (lip) to allow for the controlled, mess-free transfer of liquids.
Base: A wide, stable foot (often hexagonal or circular) designed to prevent the jar from tipping over during use.
Transparency: Most jars are clear or translucent to allow the user to see the liquid level and read the meniscus (the curve at the liquid's surface) at eye level for precision

Precision Graduations: Features high-contrast, permanent markings (often in mL, oz, or cups) that allow for accurate volume readings.
Pouring Efficiency: Equipped with a tapered spout or lip designed to break surface tension cleanly, preventing drips and spills during transfer.
Stable Foundation: Most designs include a wide hexagonal or circular base to prevent the jar from tipping over, especially when filled with liquids.
Meniscus Clarity: Transparent materials (glass or clear plastic) allow users to view the liquid at eye level to read the meniscus correctly, which is the gold standard for measurement accuracy.