Educational Insights GeoSafari My First Microscope Pink, 8x magnification, LED light, 3 - 7 years

The GeoSafari My First Microscope from Educational Insights is specially designed for little ones, helping them discover everything around them in the smallest detail. Its shape is perfectly adapted for children, and the large focusing knob makes it easy to use, allowing little ones to handle it on their own without constant help from an adult.

The two eyepieces allow for observation without needing to close one eye, an important detail for children in their first scientific exploration experiences. The microscope has a magnification function of up to 8x, enough to discover the structure of leaves, insects, or other small objects collected from the yard or the park.

For detailed observation, the product is equipped with an LED light that illuminates the specimen placed under the lenses. It runs on 3 AAA batteries, which are not included in the package, so it is best to have them ready before the first use. The pink color and the 18 x 19 cm size make the microscope easy for small hands to hold.

Recommended age is 3 - 7 years. Do not leave packaging within reach of children and remove any packaging before giving the product to the child. Keep the product away from fire and protect it from high temperatures and humidity.

• its shape is perfectly adapted for children
• the large focusing knob facilitates use, and the 2 eyepieces allow for observation without needing to close one eye
• the microscope has a magnification function for observed specimens of up to 8x
• it is equipped with LED light for detailed observation
• runs on 3 AAA batteries - not included in the package

Frequently Asked Questions

What magnification does the microscope offer? The microscope has a magnification function for observed specimens of up to 8x.

Does it need batteries? Yes, it runs on 3 AAA batteries, which are not included in the package.

What age is it recommended for? It is recommended for children between 3 and 7 years old.

Do you need to close one eye to look through it? No, the two eyepieces allow for observation without needing to close one eye.