Why Use an Inverted Microscope?

Inverted microscopes offer several key advantages, making them the preferred choice for specific applications:

Working with Larger Samples:
Inverted microscopes（https://www.cqscopelab.com/inverted-microscope） excel when examining specimens in larger containers such as:
Petri dishes
Flasks  
Multi-well plates  
Tissue culture dishes  
The design allows for easy accommodation of these containers on the stage, enabling observation of cells growing within them.  

Easier Sample Manipulation:
The inverted configuration provides ample space above the sample for:
Adding reagents
Performing other experimental procedures directly on the specimen while observing it.

Observing Living Cells in Culture:
Ideal for studying the behavior of living cells:
Cell growth
Movement
Interactions
Allows for long-term observation of dynamic processes within living cells.  

Improved Accessibility:
The inverted design often provides better ergonomics for the researcher, reducing strain and improving comfort during extended observation periods.