i am looking a microscope for a veterinarians lab mostly to find bacteria and parasites in blood or stool samples. will this do?
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Im veterinarian and i work on the lab, with this microscope u can see very accuracy a bunch of intracelular parasites likes Rickettsias and Protozoans. Including larvies of Heart worm. Even u can prepare good citologias en visualize the núcleo or cytoplasms very well. i am using mine with ocular 20x to achieve more magnificence.
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My avian vet loved mine and said it was a perfict deal she showed me a lot I can do on my own with my Birds.
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This will find anything metal and the depth it will detect may be enough to get the job done but you will look silly crawling around on your knees with something about as round as quarter. Get a cheap detector, even a used one. It is never cost prohibitive to get the right tool for the job
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No.....they just give you two swabs and you need to use both on the same dog to get the most accurate results
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MANUFACTURER RESPONSE: The biggest issue for this use case is going to be backlighting. The microscope only comes with lights from the lens side, so you would have to set up your own backlight solution. This also wouldn't be good for skin cells, but plant cells are usually large enough to view at this magnification.
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This is a kit for you to collect samples of mold. You then have to send the samples to a lab along with a check to be tested. It works, but if you want a kit which gives you instant results it will cost significantly more.
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I would doubt it. It's just a good household cleaner. You should see your vet.
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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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I think so. It worked almost great with my great dane, but his neck is too much larger. I think it'll work great for your lab
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It's fairly powerful for a child's microscope and I think it might be good enough for HS. Don't expect to see blood cells or anything too small. I bought it for a 9 year old and we're able to see a lot of fine detail on small things from fleas to pollen specks. If it's for a microbiological project, it won't cut the mustard.
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First the Company selling this microscope is very good and responsible. I have no complains about their services. On the other hand, I wish I could answer your question more precisely. It depends on the work you are doing; in my case the microbiology course was demanding me procedures beyond the capability of this great microscope. I suggest you to research a little bit more and obtain reviews from microscope buyers, sharing your interests in using a microscope before any purchase...
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I agree completely with: "A UV light is needed to check for E. Coli. A light is not needed if you are only checking for coliforms. You can use any UV (black light) light for this test" I got mine from Amazon for a few bucks--it doubles as a way to find dog/cat urine on carpet.
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Yes we also have a lab. It works on all sizes of dogs because you can adjust the intensity of the correction. Great product - I have two!
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The microscope is basically a usb camera. If your tv can display a usb camera input it will work. The shortcoming is you will not get the benefits of the software that allows you to measure the image as well as save it as a jpg for future reference or to send it to someone else for their input.
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This scope seems strong enough for protists, but bacteria are much smaller. I haven't tried, but I think you will need something with greater power to see bacteria.
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I use it as a rectal thermometer in veterinary school. It is also a brand used in 2 veterinary hospitals I worked at prior to veterinary school.
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Germs are microscopic, but it might reveal colonies of bacteria. I guess many organic fluids, such as those our cats secretly secret around the house, are entirely evident with this light, especially when you also use the tinted googles.
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Possibly but I would recommend a microscope with at least 60X. You can also find ones for a few more dollars that have LED and UV lighting.