This orientation of driving sales with an oversimplified system of evaluation and correction of blood imbalances represents a sorry state of affairs and a potentially dangerous situation for researchers as well as for those who are looking for progressive health services. You can be sure that this intervention will represent a direct interference with your right to free choice. This field is such a fascinating one that even the lesser offerings find their market. Some of these systems cannot be resold to those who are performing live blood analysis because they do not produce a true dark field. A basic rule of thumb when considering acquiring microscopy equipment is to put your money where you need it to work for you, not into what I call hot air, fluff, bells, and whistles.
Magnification is another important consideration.
There are misleading or deceptive claims about magnifications. If anyone tells you that they are getting over 1250x magnification with an optical microscope, they are preying on your naivet . The laws of optics only allow for 1250x magnification, optically, before distortions that are related to loss of resolution occur, even with the best lenses. All optical magnifications that go beyond 1250x will be trading resolution for magnification. This misleading ploy is referring to empty electronic magnification, meaning that by the time the image gets to the monitor, it is thousands of times larger.