Reddit mentions of Karlling 50 ML Syringe for Nutrient Measuring 80cm Handy Tube

My favorite tip:

Get a 100ml graduate (very small one) and a plastic syringe with a couple inches of tubing (these are often sold to mix oil & gas I guess?) or find some tubing that will fit over a syringe (you don't need a needle and you can buy them online or ask your doctor or dentist, show them a print or whatever if they think you're a junkie - but junkies need needles, you don't).

Use the syringe and tube to draw the syrup from the bottle, then squirt into the graduate - since you're dealing with tiny amounts, like 6ml - this makes accuracy really easy. And accuracy and consistency are they key to dialing in your developing.

You also need photo flo, and film hanging clips, and a packet of negative storage sleeves and some decent scissors. If you don't have a dedicated film drying cabinet - while your film is having its final rinse, run the shower on hot in your bathroom - steam it up good. Rig up a way to hang your film. Turn off the shower and hang the film, and leave the door closed for a couple hours. The humidity will settle the airborne dust down. Trim and sleeve your negs right there in the bathroom. this has been a big help for me, and I do 16x20 prints with a condenser enlarger, so dust is the freaking enemy!

EDIT: Syringe and tube from Amazon (I'd trim the tube to a suitable length). This is for one-shot developers like Rodinal and HC-110, that you mix (just one dev tank's worth) before use. Why the graduate? Because a syringe is kind of hard for accuracy to the ML - do you add the cone-shaped end? But that's like another ML or 2... or 3? Just use the syringe to get the syrup from the bottle.