Let's Explore the Fantastic Micro World with LaMulaOptics Microscope !

What's a Microscope?

Be first invented by Zacharias Janssen in the Netherlands in 1590, Microscope is a laboratory instrument uses lenses to magnify objects that are too small to be seen by the naked eye. Optical Microscope (also known as Light Microscope) is the most common microscope, which uses lenses to refract visible light that passed through a thinly sectioned sample to produce an observable image. As a common type of optical microscope, Biological Microscope is primarily designed to observe cells, tissues, organisms, and other biological specimens.

A general biological microscope mainly consists of objective lens, ocular lens, lens tube, stage, and reflector. An object placed on the stage is magnified through the objective lens. When the target is focused, a magnified image can be observed through the ocular lens

LaMulaOptics biological microscope is designed to help kids, students, adults beginner, amateur scientist, hobbyists exploring the fantastic world of life bioscience.

It's also an ideal tool for homeschool, STEM, K-12 Education...

Microscope Structure

Before using the microscope, you should be familiar with the names of each part of the microscope and how to use it

How to use a microscope ?

1. Load 3* AA batteries (NOT included in the package) at the bottom, or connect AC power (100V-240V, included in the package)

2. Wipe the dust off the condenser, objective lens, and eyepieces with cleaning cloth

3. Place the slide specimen on the center of stage and fix it with clips

4. Put the eyepiece into the eye tube and rotate the nosepiece to set the objective to lowest magnification 4X. Turn on the bottom and top light at the lowest brightness

5. While watching into the eyepiece, slowly rotate the coarse-focus knob to obtain a blurred image. Then slowly rotate the fine-foucs knob until a clear vision. You may move the specimen slightly to make sure the image is showed in the center of the view or your preferred position

6. Objective lens can be changed to increase the magnification, rotate the nosepiece clockwise: 4X→10X→40X. Also, 2X barlow len can be used with WF25X eyepiece to increase the magnification (Please note that 2X barlow len cannot be used along as a eyepiece)

7. Adjust the brightness of the light or the 5-color filter disc to have a better view. As the magnification increases, higher brightness is needed

8. You may mount the phone adapter on the eyepiece to see the image, and you can take pictures or videos directly and share with families & friends !

Note: Please make sure that never over-tighten the focus knob. The stage is designed to move in the fixed safe range so that the objective lens will not collide with specimen and cause damage

An Ideal Educational Gift - It's the best choice for laboratory, school, homeschool, STEM, K-12 Education

How to create your slide?

1. Wipe the blank slides with cleaning cloth

2. Place 1 to 2 drops of water on the center of the slide with a dropper

3. Use a tweezer to tear off a small thin piece of the observation object, and then place it in the droplet on the slide and make it be flat

4. Take a clean cover glass with the tweezer, and firstly make one side of the cover glass touch the edge of the water droplet and then slowly lower it to cover all observation material

5. You may stain your slide to make it more visible in color contrast while being observed under microscope: Use a dropper to drip dye on the one side of the cover glass and draw it from the opposite side with absorbent paper until the whole slide is stained

6. Blot off excess water or dye and you can put your slide under the microscope for observation