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Microscopes
Learn about Microscopes
It’s been said that “we live in the middle of
infinity.” The endless boundaries of the universe are
apparent to us when we hear astronomers speak about various
stars and other celestial objects being “light years”
away from us. However, if we look into the smaller worlds
that make up the tiny things that can be held in our hand,
we can soon find out that changes in order of magnitude in
the “tiny things” can be just as dramatic as they
are in our understanding of the universe.
Microscopes
Used Microscope
Used Microscope
We have a handful of used Blister Microscopes in stock for
a reduced price.
This site is a great resource for microscopes
new and used
Bargain Microscope
We sell an all metal, quality, bargain
microscope
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(Here is a testimonial from a customer
who found the Blister Microscope to be a great value)
I have used your Blister Microscopes in my 6th and 7th grade
science classrooms for eight years. I have nothing but praise
for your products.
Now, I would like to get one for my personal use. Please
advise me as to the costs, models available, etc. I have been
using Sr. model 68-50x GSS Blister Viewer Microscope in class.
However, this is for my husband who is an extension agent.
It will be used for a variety of speciums, including coins.
Thank you,
S.D. |
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 THE
BLISTER MICROSCOPE,
Microscope for Kids
Because of its unique design you can look at three dimensional
objects like bugs, rocks, coins, or a tiny fish.
Buy the Blister Microscope (only $65.95)
All metal construction!
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HISTORY OF THE MICROSCOPE
It was Anton van Leeuwenhoek of Holland (1632-1723),
who made the greatest contribution to the refinement and use
of the microscope. After working with crude magnifiers for
counting threads in the fabric sold at the store where he
worked as a young man, Van Leeuwenhoek learned how to grind
and polish glass lenses that allowed the greatest magnifications
ever seen at that time, approximately a magnification of 270
times the apparent size to the naked eye. Van Leeuwenhoek
used his new instrument to study and make the first scientific
descriptions of bacteria, yeast cells, many of the organisms
found in common pond water, and even the circulation of blood
cells in tiny capillary vessels.
history
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Why Rent when you can own?
You can buy a Blister Microscope and a set of 100 blister slides for $65.95, essentially makes renting unnecessary. |
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FEATURES
1. TOP LIGHT PERMITS EXCEPTIONAL
VIEWING OF OPAQUE OBJECTS: whole mounts of insects,
fabrics, paper, etc.
2. FILTER AND MIRROR SYSTEM conducts light
and substage using single bulb for reflected and transmitted
light viewing. Improves definition considerably with filter
location more distant from object.
3. MAKES VIEWING POSSIBLE WITHOUT ELECTRICITY at
window or outdoors in daylight. Daylight is transmitted through
the stage filter system. For darkfield viewing, cover filter.
4. ALL METAL ALUMINUM BASE AND YOKE. Anodized
aluminum stage, tube, light shield and lens cells.
5. HUYGENIAN EYEPIECE.
6. STANDARD THREAD OBJECTIVE.
7. USES STANDARD LAMP: 6-watt Westinghouse,
Sylvania or GE lamp, easily available in your location.
8. REPLACEMENT PARTS AVAILABLE. Make your
own repairs or return for service. |
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A Blister Scope plus 100 Blister Slides
ONLY $65.95
Buy it now
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Complete Blister Microscope |
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33 Micro-Aquarium Slides |
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33 Peel-Back Slides |
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33 Groove Cover Slip
Slides |
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50 Power Objective |
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