Measure for Measure Vision loss shouldn't stop you from measuring accurately. You can measure lengths, distances, liquids, and dry ingredients with accuracy and precision. Using Measuring Cups Use nesting measuring cups for liquid and dry ingredients. You can tell which cup is which by comparing their sizes.
Liquids are easier to measure when they are cold.
To measure small amounts of liquid without spilling it, store the liquid in wide-mouthed jars. Bend a metal measuring spoon at its base to make a ladle, and then use it to dip the liquid out of the jar. Measure liquid medicine with a liquid medication guide available from the Department's Aids and Devices Store. To measure lengths in inches or centimeters, use a ruler, yardstick or measuring tape with raised markings. All these measuring tools are available from the Department's Aids and Devices Store.