54 devices · GMDN 35484
A basic light microscope is a magnification instrument designed to study specimens and small objects by transmitting visible light through them. It is commonly used in laboratories, research settings, and healthcare facilities where detailed examination of microscopic samples is required.
These devices are typically supplied as complete systems with components including a stand, ocular body, nosepiece, specimen stage, condenser, and light source. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified as medical devices based on their intended use in clinical and research environments.
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