GX Optical offer a very extensive range of microscopes for Biology from these major manufacturers:
GX Microscopes, Leica, Olympus, Meiji and Motic. 

We have arranged the microscope selection below based on the type of microscope typically used for biological applications.

PLEASE CLICK ON A PICTURE BELOW TO SEE PRICES AND DETAILS OF MICROSCOPES IN EACH RANGE:

Upright 
Microscopes
For observing slide mounted thin sections.
Binocular or trinocular heads
20X to 2000X magnifications
Options:
Different Stage types
Different  number of objectives, quality, and magnifications
 Different condenser types
Different Illumination Types
Different focus mechanisms
Different Stand types
Optional, phase contrast, darkfield kits, camera adapters, fluorescence kits

Inverted
Microscopes
For observing cells, organisms and crystals in culture
Binocular or trinocular heads
20X to 1000X magnifications
Options:
Different Stage types
Different  number of objectives, quality,and magnifications
 Different condenser types
Different Illumination Types
Different focus mechanisms
Different Stand types
Optional, phase contrast, darkfield kits, camera adapters, fluorescence kits.

Fluorescence
Microscopes
Includes Upright and Inverted Models
For observing autofluorescing or stained specimens with epifluorescence
Binocular or trinocular heads
20X to 2000X magnifications
Options:
Different Stage types
Different  number of objectives, quality, and magnifications
 Different condenser types
Different Illumination Types
Different focus mechanisms
Different Stand types
Optional, phase contrast, darkfield kits, camera adapters,

Stereo
Microscopes
Low magnification microscopes for observing all types of specimens that are generally not slide mounted.
Binocular or trinocular heads
3.5X to 300X magnifications
Options:
Different Stand types
Different Illumination Types
Optional camera adapters,
 

Student
Microscopes
Low cost microscopes suitable for a range of ages, includes digital microscopes

Multiviewing
Microscopes
Biological upright microscopes equipped with multiviewing heads for teaching and consultative work

Biological microscopes are available in a wide range of types due to the extraordinary range of specimen types.
For observation of individual cells, tissues, blood, micro-organisms then an upright microscope is most commonly used. If the cells, micro-organisms or tissue are growing in culture then an inverted microscope can be used.
For non-transparent, larger specimens such a plant material or insects a stereo microscope is more suitable