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Celestron 44410 Prepared Microscope Slides (25-Piece Set)
Studio : Celestron
by Celestron
Brand : Celestron
Model : 44410
Publisher : Celestron
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
EAN : 0050234444101
UPC : 050234444101
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 2 reviews)
List Price : $29.95
Our Price : $18.95
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Wide assortment of specimen slides of insect parts, plant parts, animal parts, etc. which allows you to use microscopes "out of the box"
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Glass slides of full size - 1" x 3" (25mm x 76mm) ensures correct color and sharp images of the specimens
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Both sets of slides come in wooden boxes to keep the slides safe and secure
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Listing included describing the specimen on each slide so you know what you are looking
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Product Description |
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Celestron Prepared Microscope Slides Set is the perfect microscope accessory that will allow you to use microscopes "out from the box". These Celestron Prepared Slides come in a 25 piece set. The specimens on these glass prepared slides are insect parts, plant parts, animal parts, and more. |
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Broken! |
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I had bought these slides for my 11 year old daughter who had just recieved a microscope. When they arrived, two of them were broken! Luckily, the specimen was not damaged, so they were still okay to use. I think those slides broke because the wooden box was a little too big for the slides to fit in. Each slide was labeled with the name of the specimen that you were looking at. There were some spelling mistakes on the labeling on the slides, but everything on the little sheet that had all the names on it was spelled correctly. For example, the sheet said that specimen #22 was part of a Dog's Small Intestine. The label on the slide itself said it was part of a Small Lntestine. Intestine was spelled incorrectly. Overall, these slides are a pretty good quality. |
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Not too bad |
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I bought this for my 8 year old who had received a microscope for her birthday. This is a nice set of slides, and she found them interesting (and it brought make memories of 7th grade biology for me, lol). If I were to suggest any changes they would be to find more specimens that are common objects that kids are likely to be familiar with (she was much less interested in the slides if she didn't know what the thing was to start with). Also, the wooden box is a great idea, but it's a little too large, so the slides slip out of their slots and get jumbled/scratched up. |
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