Human samples must be not include personal information on the identity of the sample source. If you post a human sample, you can not include the name or other irrelevant personal information of the person the sample came from. If you post an image of a human sample that is from your own person, you should not indicate that it is from you. Medical professionals, researchers, or students are able to request permission to post medical questions. If you'd like to summon me to ask about a product, just make a post with its link and tag me, like in this example. View anything at up to 8x magnification with this real working microscope designed by a scientist and mother of two specifically for pre-schoolers. Two extra-large eyepieces eliminate the need to close one eye. The fixed stage holds flat and 3D objects – no slides needed – and a bright LED light with easy push-button action lights up details for up-close discovery.

Community for identifying and discussing microphotographs as well as microscopy techniques and microbial life in general. Researcher or microscope owner with some cool pics? Share it with us! Saw a weird critter in your pond samples the other day? Show us here and maybe we can sort out what it is! A fully functional microscope designed especially for little hands! The chunky design makes this perfect as a child’s first microscope. Early learning microscope is easy-to-use. First years microscope features two large eye pieces, eliminating the need to close one eye. Easy-to-use microscope includes knob for simple focusing. LED light enhances viewing of small details. 8x magnification. Includes instructions. Requires 3 AAA batteries, not included I’d always suggest a compound microscope over a digital one. When you look at samples (from a pond or dam, or even a simple cheek scraping) you’ll be glad you have the magnification proper objective lenses give. All media posts must include a description of the setup used to capture the subject. The details can be included in any combination of the title/post/or comments. At a minimum, the objective magnification, scope model, camera, and sample type are required. Additional info is encouraged, such as the NA of the objective, the illumination technique, how you prepped the sample, etc.