How can they be used with surgical loupes?
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You can purchase "lens blanks" and bring them to a optometrist for fitting.
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Sorry, these were ordered to see if my color blind husband could see the tennis ball any better. Sorry i can't help you on this.
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I haven't used it but I see no reason why not, you would need a needle valve.
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I don't know. I used them only for very light applications, such as affixing reflective squares on outerwear. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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I'd contact Floxite. They sent me two lenses when I purchased my lamp. You could go to a hobby store and cut one out of material that they could match up.
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I bought the larger loupe for my Nikon D600. At the time I didn't understand how it mates to the camera, but it said it would work on the D600. It does, but it makes access to some of the buttons on the back a little tight. I have wondered if the smaller one would have been easier, at the expense of a slightly obscured screen. The way it mates is simply sitting flat on the screen. Imagine an open jar sitting upside down on a flat surface just big enough. If too big it'll overlap the surface, if too small it'll obscure some of the surface. I'd recommend finding out the exact dimensions of both cameras and both loupes (inside and outside of the flange), and deciding what will be best. I'll measure mine for you if you need, not handy right now. Remember, the loupe needs to be held against the display, either by a free hand or some device. I didn't want to spend extra money, so I made up a shock cord contraption. I may try to use the tripod socket - the loupe has one also, so it only needs a small plate under both, and " screws. BTW, I like the optics and craftsmanship. Glad I bought it. But there's another option may be better. Vello has a transmitter with adapter cords for the camera, and a receiver with a 3" screen for remote live view. More expensive, but I'm thinking it may be a better method. I video local concerts, seated in the front row. I have the camera as high as won't bother people, which makes me strain to look into the loupe. Would be nice to have the display in my lap!
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I don't see any reason why they couldn't be used as lab goggles. They're a bit heavier than traditional ones and the flip-down lenses are too dark to see thru: they're intended for welding so anything which isn't REALLY bright - isn't visible. But you could leave the dark lenses flipped up - or take them off.
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We did exactly that. We used a dremel and cut them down to the size we needed. Make sure you only cut the bottom of the inside and top of the outside leg when doing the adjustment. Works fantastic!
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I don't know. I ordered the ones that were the size of the wound. They are medicated and if you cut the package, I don't know how that would affect the part that was not immediately applied to the wound. They do work very well though.
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I had similar concerns. Organ makes needles as original equipment and replacements. They are OK to use. The larger consideration is to change needles as per factory recommendation. The tip gets rounded after hours of sewing.
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I don't see how you could unless they where somehow glued on. You could probably google it, however with this size and weight of the flashlight why would you want one?
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I don't think this is a possibility with this particular dermatoscope. It's really just a pocket tool for clinical examination. If you need to make photographic records you probably need to look further afield to a more expensive instrument. Having said that, there are two other doctors in my practice who use the same instrument and find it more than adequate.
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Good Morning Karelle,These screwdrivers are "jeweler's tools" so perfect for eyeglass. We used the smallest one .000 that we couldn't find in any hardware store. The larger ones will be useful too and we're happy to have them. Hope this helps. ~ Donna
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Use just like Freedom Lite strips except has to go with the Insulinx meter. So apply blood to the side.
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The square end of the loupe is sized to fit over a 3 inch LCD screen. I use it whenever I am shooting on a tripod. I put the camera in live view and look at the LCD through the loop. That way I get perfect focus. I also use the loop to check shots I have taken to be sure focus is correct. If you are thinking about using the loop when you handhold the camera, that is almost impossible since it does not attach to the camera in any way. It is the single best product I have ever seen, though, for accurate focusing on a tripod.
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I use a plastic toothpaste tube for mine, an eyeglass case would probably work too.
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They need to be used with a sealer not a handheld handivac. Hope this helps.
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Yes, I bought 12 of these kits to use for a Cosmetic Surgeon event. They did skin peels, injections, and other "medical" level activities, so I would imagine they will be just fine for makeup.