I’m an avid cook and baker and wanted a measuring cup where the units are not painted. I find that those cups typically fades as I use and wash them over the years. Also, I’m concerned that the paint may end on the food I prepared. I struggled to justify spending for the new measuring since the cost is twice the typical measuring cup. But the juicer feature worked perfectly and does not rotate. Having a kitchen tool that is multi purpose is a bonus. I tested the oz to cup measurement and it appears to be accurate.This two piece juicer is so convenient to use. Assemble the juicer. Slice a lemon in half. Take one half and place it cut, flashy side on the dome while pressing and rotating. The juice simply runs into the reservoir while the indentation catches seeds and pulp. Remove the top and pour the juice. This juicer is adequately made of thick glass. I’m pleased with the purchase. This set replaces my antique juicer that was top portion only.NO more worn-away measurements! The numbers on this awesome product are embossed!I'm a sucker for vintage-inspired kitchenware. So much so, that I'm undecided whether I should keep this item for my collection or return it for some glaring design flaws of its core functions: measuring and pouring. How much that matters to you might depend on what kinds of things you like to cook and how experienced you are at making adjustments.First though, I'll mention some things I really like about it:- Hefty glass that feels solid in your hand but isn't too heavy- Handle has a thumb grip.- It's shorter and wider than my 2-cup Pyrex measuring cup, which makes it easier to use with a mini whisk for things like salad dressings and eggs. The size works perfectly with my 6-inch Tovolo mini whisk, whereas my taller Pyrex matches better with my 8-inch whisk by Best Manufacturers.- Juicer lid that has holes to drain liquids directly into the cup- 2 cup capacity is a good "in between" amount that meets the majority of my needsNow for the negatives:- I personally find the embossed lettering easy to enough to read; unfortunately, it is inaccurate. I tared the measuring cup on my digital scale and added 236 grams of water, which should be exactly 1 cup. Reading at eye-level shows the water line to be above the 1-cup reading. Conversely, if I add enough water to go up to the cup's 1-cup measuring line, the scale reads that only 218 grams were added. In other words, measuring liquids using just the lines on this cup would result in consistently adding approximately 8% LESS liquid than you intend to. This also applies to the other side -- if you add water up to the 2-cup line and flip the cup around, it matches up to the 1-pint line.- Pouring usually results in splatter, depending on how carefully and quickly you pour. You would want to hold this directly over the large bowl you're pouring into.In summary, if you typically cook and bake by "look and feel" as I do and the vintage design appeals to you, you might still enjoy this measuring cup as there are few alternatives with the same aesthetic that meet modern safety guidelines. This measuring cup should work fine though for mixing or cooking that doesn't require so much precision, like soups, salad dressings, etc. However, if you do a lot of baking, which does require more precision, you would want to check the amounts with a digital scale (which I would recommend doing anyways).I adore this thing. The style, the permanent measurement markers, the feel of it in my hand. I wish they came in more sizes.Great for lemons and great just as a liquid measuring cup.So nice having a measuring cup that I don't have to worry about the numbers rubbing off of.This measuring cup exceeded my expectations. I’d definitely recommend it to my friends!I bought this for two reasons - so I can juice without getting seeds in the juice and because it has raised quantity markings so they don't wash away in the dishwasher and they were both as expected so happy with my purchase :)Best measuring cup so far ..