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Adding Fluorescence to a Conventional Stereo Microscope

The NIGHTSEA Model SFA Stereo Microscope Fluorescence Adapter is an easy, economical way to add fluorescence viewing capability to virtually any stereo microscope, regardless of make, model, or age. This video shows the system components and demonstrates installation on a stereo microscope in under 40 seconds.

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Adding fluorescence to a conventional stereo microscope

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