🔬 Enhanced Precision with Heathrow Scientific HD15994G Microscope Length: A Complete Analysis Review

I don't usually carry around 100 slides, but when I do I use these. has a large metal clasp and strong hinges, and the box itself seems solid enough. I don't expect this case to do much to protect glass slides in the event of a fall, but they are organized and portable. What else would you like? It's definitely better than using those smaller drawers (which usually need a rubber band to hold them together). The cork lining is a nice touch, but I doubt the experience will be any different than…

I used this to save slides that I made myself. It has a cork bottom to protect the slides. There is also space for a description of each slide. I really like the slide case, but it's plastic with cheap hinges. It's ok for the price. I keep it on my lab bench. I wouldn't want to carry it in my bag because I think it will break sooner or later. So if you need a slide storage case for your desk or shelf, this should be fine.

This is a small black hard plastic box with slots for slides, a thin cork at the bottom, index paper for slides at the top, 2 plastic hinges, 1 metal clasp. It does its job and looks good enough. One star off because the slots are too wide and the slides wobble and rattle. In fact, the top edges of adjacent slides may collide, causing them to break. Microscope slides have a fairly constant thickness, so there's no reason to make the slits too wide. Don't ship your collection in it unless you…