Serving the Pacific Northwest
Who: Lightsource microscope users, Schools, Hospital labs, Physicians, Dermatologists, Veteranarians.
What: Cleaning and adjusting; Routine maintenance; Minor repairs.
Major issues should be covered by product warrantees, if in effect; Contact distributor or manufacturer.
When: During client business hours, or by pre-arrangement.
Where: On-site in client facilities.
How: By technician with twenty-seven years experience providing services.
Why: Biomedical laboratories are state certified (a fourteen point inspection serves as verification).
All microscopes can degrade in visual quality over time; The greatest hazard is a False Negative.
"If you can't see it, you can't identify it." So the question is, what is the cost of a False Negative?
Answer: possibly the wellbeing of a person, or a furry friend.
Phone Consultation: Often an immediate concern can be addressed and corrected by telephone at no expense; followed by a service call if requested.
Costs: To be determined by client location, urgency and number of microscopes.