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Yuck. I don't want to inspect my pores or hair follicles while I blog in my pajamas and glasses, but apparently some people do. That's why we have things like the Dino-Lite follicle inspector microscope, which magnifies your pores by 20x or 200x and spotlights them with 4 internal LED lights.
Get yours here.
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i saw a similar thing in a mall in shanghai, except it was hooked up to a big screen tv for the whole mall to watch.
Posted by: buckykat | December 24, 2006 at 01:32 AM