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originally posted by: rickymouse
well, if you go to the site they got them in classroom packages. Twenty of them for the kids and relatives. I might order directly from them with the classroom version so I can give them out. www.foldscope.com...
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: rickymouse
well, if you go to the site they got them in classroom packages. Twenty of them for the kids and relatives. I might order directly from them with the classroom version so I can give them out. www.foldscope.com...
$29 on Amazon, and they're already shipping. But read the negative complaints before buying.
originally posted by: dantanna
why is it 40 bucks online, yet 1 dollar in the video?
originally posted by: toms54
a reply to: Dr UAE
What were they all looking at? Something in the sky, the sun? We might need to make a $1 cure for blindness next.
Seriously, use them for drinking water? How are you going to get them them to do that? They won't even use a $0.03 water filter.
Dracunculiasis (guinea-worm disease)
originally posted by: dubiousatworst
a reply to: YouSir
as another person that also owns one of the old fashioned non-sexy microscopes. I find it rather dubious that the "$1" microscope will work very long. Does it ship with multiple slides to put stuff on? how do you get a slide to function properly without a rigid body to allow a well in the slide? How do you keep water in the slide without a well, and lifting up the microscope to use the sun as the light source? So much doesn't quite add up to me.