If you’re worried about your second-hand microscope being contaminated with bacteria I have a top tip for you:
DON’T LICK IT
Contamination
December 2, 2013
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Comments on: "Contamination" (2)
Good advice for many occasions… but not all…
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LOL, but eeeew. Kind of reminds me of this…
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