Zeiss inverted microscope.

Zeiss Inverted Microscopes: Changing the Scope of Science

The Zeiss inverted microscope has brought the cellular world to life, thanks to three well-known units in the Zeiss microscope family. The Primo Vert, the Axiovert 40, and the Axio Observer are three inverted models that have changed how science looks at the microscopic world. The inverted microscope was first invented by J. Lawrence Smith…

Specimen slide set of 12 slides with various plant and animal specimens prepared to be viewed through a microscope and stored in cardboard holding case.

Prepared Microscope Slides

Microscopy slides just don’t look like they used to, partly due to the emergence of prepared microscope slides. These slides come in a wide variety of styles and options. Many consumers purchase them as teaching tools, or use them during on-the-job research. Prepared or specialty slides are also easier to organize, allow for name branding,…

Fun and Convenience With The Carson Pocket Microscope 100x

The Carson Micromax adds fun and convenience into their pocket microscope 100x. Users who need a handy and compact microscope will find that this model fits their needs very well. Amateur collectors, scientists, and students can use this pocket microscope for a wide variety of applications. Some of these applications include looking at circuit boards,…

The OMAX Compound Biological Microscope (M82ES): Perfect Balance of Quality and Price

The OMAX Binocular microscope provides students and researchers with a unit that can stand up to more expensive models, but at a price that is under $200. It offers high quality objectives, sturdy metal construction and an intuitive design. It offers a perfect balance between price and quality and can hold its own against higher…