This 10X field magnifying glass is an economical botany pocket loupe magnifier. It makes a great tool for taxonomy as you identify specimens for your flower & leaf collection. Besides being an important botanist's tool, it makes a great life science company's branded marketing gift.
This aid to the naked eye is a great field tool as you explore the natural world. Use it while gardening to see the details of leaves, flowers, stems and roots. If you are involved in freshwater biology during your exploration & travels, its closer perspective can help you appreciate the beauty of biodiversity & importance for conservation.
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Use for biology & geology field studies. If a simple hand magnifier isn't enough use it to read the fine print or as a macular degeneration aid. More at: What Magnifying Glass Do I Need for Reading?
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Just the best on the market! Great quality, durability. I use this for more than 10 years with my students for field work.
We use this model in two introductory courses (a general geology course for engineers where 4 exercises cover minerals and rocks, and a mineralogy courses taken by a wide range of students in arts and science programs). Some students prefer its wider field of view to that of the other model we order from Indigo Instruments (their 17-mm glass lens, screw-hinged metal loupe). This loupe is durable, and can stand years of sharing among students learning their minerals and rocks in the classroom. Not designed to be worn on a lanyard, though.
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It depends on what you are trying to do. If your studies include taxonomy where seeds, stem & leaves are multicolored, a 10X doublet hand lens is recommended. If you are viewing & counting stomata or rhizomes or are a gardener wanting to spot insect eggs, an inexpensive 5-10-15X triple lens folding pocket magnifier may be enough.