Barska AY12938 Microscope Kit with Carrying Case

Product Description

Barska - AY12938 The Barska Microscope Kitfeatures a beginner compound microscope that is user-friendly and is a perfect tool for introducing children to the world of microscope observation. The compound microscope features a powerful 300x, 600x, and 1200x magnification range. The microscope viewing head has LED and mirror illumination and a built-in color-filter wheel for examining various specimen types.

Features

• 1 Compound Microscope
• LED and Mirror Illumination
• 300x, 600x, 1200x Total Magnifications
• Color Wheel Filter
• Prepared and Blank Slides
• Brine Shrimp Eggs and Hatchery
• Includes 41-Piece Accessory Kit and ABS Hard Case

Enhancing your observation experience, a color wheel filter brings vibrancy to your samples, allowing you to delve into the finer nuances of biological and cellular structures. The microscope equips you with both prepared and blank slides, encouraging you to uncover new realms of inquiry through hands-on experimentation. Moreover, a specialized inclusion of brine shrimp eggs and a hatchery extends your study into aquatic life, adding an exciting dimension to your investigations.This comprehensive package extends beyond the microscope itself, as it includes a 41-piece accessory kit, providing you with an array of tools and materials to enrich your explorations. To keep your equipment safe and organized, an ABS hard case is included, ensuring that your microscope and its accessories remain secure during storage and transportation. Whether you're an aspiring scientist, an educator, or a dedicated hobbyist, this compound microscope empowers you with the tools and resources needed to uncover the captivating intricacies of the micro world.

Embark on a journey of scientific exploration with the power-packed features of this compound microscope. Engineered to illuminate your specimens effectively, it offers dual illumination options - LED and mirror - ensuring optimal clarity and visibility. Immerse yourself in a world of magnification possibilities, ranging from 300x to an impressive 1200x, revealing intricate details and structures that are otherwise invisible to the naked eye.