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  Teaching Microscope

  Labline LBL-151/T5 Five-Head Teaching Microscope allows up to five users and is perfect for teaching purposes and simultaneous observation of specimens. This teaching / biological microscope, it is designed for college teaching and hospital. It is the original style which can upgrade to other microscopes, like polarzing microscope and fluorescent microscope. The features of steady structure, convenint operation and clear image is suitable for observing various biological specimen, and mostly applied in college and hospital.

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  Spirometer

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  Ishihara Book

  The Ishihara test is the most well-known color blindness test all around the world. it consists of 38 so called pseudoisochromatic plates, each of them showing either a number or some lines. according to what you can see and what not, the test gives feedback of the degree of your red-green color vision deficiency. this test can only be used to detect red-green color blindness. how the test works: for each plate you have to either enter the number or you have to choose the number of lines you can see. if you don’t see anything just leave the input field empty.

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