Reddit Reddit reviews AmScope Optical Glass Lens All-Metal LED Compound Microscope, 6 Settings 40x-1000x, Portable AC or Battery Power

We found 5 Reddit comments about AmScope Optical Glass Lens All-Metal LED Compound Microscope, 6 Settings 40x-1000x, Portable AC or Battery Power. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

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AmScope Optical Glass Lens All-Metal LED Compound Microscope, 6 Settings 40x-1000x, Portable AC or Battery Power
FIVE Magnification Powers Up to 1000x45 degree Inclined 360 degree Rotatale Monocular HeadSingle Lens Condenser with Disc DiaphragmMetal Framework and Built-in LED Illumination
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5 Reddit comments about AmScope Optical Glass Lens All-Metal LED Compound Microscope, 6 Settings 40x-1000x, Portable AC or Battery Power:

u/pavetheatmosphere · 7 pointsr/creepy

I guess I could have predicted the questions that would be asked.

Here's the story. I have a cheap microscope that I bought less that a month ago, and I've been spending time every day looking at tiny alive things.

My oldest daughter recently came down with a lice infestation, and her huge (think Merida in Brave) curly hair is like a lice fortress. When my wife was treating her, I had her set aside a live louse.

I'd heard that one way to kill lice is to dry them out, and thought that letting it sit in salt water and letting the salt water dry around it might do that. I put a tiny drop of salt water on top of the louse in the lid of a petri dish and went to bed. When I got up the water was dried, the louse was still alive, and it just happened to have one of its feelers embedded in a salt crystal. It's been about 24 hours now and he's still alive, still wiggling. I've heard that they die after 2 days away from sustinence, so I'm testing that.

I kind of wish I had more of them so I could do other experiments on them.

edit: I take videos in the microscope by simply holding my phone's camera up to the eye piece.

editedit: 100x magnification

u/pezhore · 3 pointsr/biology

So how does that particular model compare to, say this or this? I'm mostly curious from a hobbyist prospective.

u/brulosopher · 3 pointsr/Homebrewing

Here's what I've found so far. The search continues...

Refractometer with Brix + SG scales - $19 Brülosophy link | non-affiliate link

5 gallon No Chill cube - $11.50 Brülosophy link | non-affiliate link

pH Meter (starts 3:15pm) Brülosophy link | non-affiliate link

40x-1000x Microscope (starts 3:50pm) Brülosophy link | non-affiliate link

u/journalofassociation · 2 pointsr/biology

Check out this AmScope model. I have a friend who has it and is having a lot of fun with it. Pretty good for $75. You can even buy a cheap USB camera that fits it.

I'm a PhD student in the biological sciences, and I don't own a microscope because I have access to big expensives ones that are far better than anything I could buy. But, I could see myself getting one for fun if I ever don't have access.

u/breweveryday · 1 pointr/Homebrewing

AmScope M100C-LED Compound Monocular Microscope

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005O0XVTS/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_CmFPub1R9HH5C

If you've ever used a nice microscope, you will think that this one is really cute. But it works great and fits into a shoe box.