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June 4, 2020
Top three things to know when buying a microscope
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9 tips to keep your microscope clean during COVID-19
Clean Regularly The same recommendation for your personal health applies to microscopes: clean regularly. Not only can the surface areas of microscopes become contaminated from frequent
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