🔬 Karter Scientific Standard Microscope - 22x22mm Lens Size Review

There are many criticisms of the fragility of these coverslips, but that applies to all coverslips. These are very thin pieces of glass that can break if handled improperly. If you are planning to use them with children it is probably best to use plastic bottles, they are not as transparent but they are much safer. These knickers were nice and clean, good quality and packaged in a nice box. . The main problem I had and the reason for the 4 stars is that about 7 coverslips were broken upon…

Once again I was tricked into buying something other than what was promised. measured from 0.196 to 0.202 mm with a calibrated probe with a resolution of 2 microns. For some reason this seems to be normal practice for many vendors these days, despite the near-universal standard of 0.17mm. I'm picky, but if a supplier claims a .13 to .16 thickness range, state it or print an honest size on packaging and in marketing literature. Also, there is no batch number or expiration date. The date is…

Take up valuable space under the microscope and compress everything in the 2D view - as if you were looking through frosted glass. It came with everything in it as promised, but I don't know how to use it, so I really don't recommend buying it unless you're dealing with something you don't need for your microscope. I've used it to mold oranges in the fridge so I think it's a good idea. way to go. That's how I used to do it at school, cases can fly apart. I think it's good for something that's…