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Looking for the old Jeweler's Loupe Recommendation but couldn't find it

BR2K

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I almost bought a magnificent but hideously expensive jeweler's loupe. It's got blacklight, LED and is 60X. I remembered someone posted a much cheaper alternative that they swore by. I can't find the post now. Help?
 
Amazon has them all sorts of different kinds and digital microscopes some for the same price as some loupes. There not expensive at all I think I paid $15.Can. plus shipping . I'd personally just get microscope for the price difference of the loupe and you'll get a really nice picture I was sad when I bought my 60x loupe with 2 small LED's on the back and saw the microscopes after for the same or a little bit more $. Check it out you'll find what your looking for
 
I posted this almost a year ago. I am somewhat into optics. My trusty 20" aperture Dobsonian telescope by Obsession.
 
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I agree had some cheap ones. Just got a belomo triplet 10x, had a nice leather case to keep it in. Love being able to actually see
 
Amazon has them all sorts of different kinds and digital microscopes some for the same price as some loupes. There not expensive at all I think I paid $15.Can. plus shipping . I'd personally just get microscope for the price difference of the loupe and you'll get a really nice picture I was sad when I bought my 60x loupe with 2 small LED's on the back and saw the microscopes after for the same or a little bit more $. Check it out you'll find what your looking for

I originally bought the microscope and 1.3 mp digital camera and was so disappointed with the camera that I returned it. However, I was impressed with the Am Scope microscope binocular itself so bought it on it's own. As a Molecular, Cell & Developmental Biology major, I have spent many hours using a light microscope in the labs at school and wanted one that was comparable but without the price tag. This definitely met my expectations. The first microscope I purchased had obviously been bought and returned before. It did not impact performance, just something I noticed due to the way the second microscope I bought was packaged. I had to attach the lenses as they were not already attached, and had to clean some lubricant off some non-moving parts, but it was totally worth it.
 
Thanks for the information. Subject matter experts are ESPECIALLY welcome here!!!

I noticed your link only went to the "8 Best Digital Microscopes to Capture the Most Amazing Images (Spring 2022) Source: https://theoptics.org/best-digital-microscope/" article.

Is the top one your choice?
 
Hi BR2K. I have a jeweler’s loupe but I really like this. Fits perfect on my iPhone.
 

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