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 Red blood cells are described as being bi-concave and with the Foldscope giving a 3D appearance, this is very evident! I used the high mag lens without the LED light module, instead using lamp light bounced off white paper. My blood with Wright’s stain.
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Red blood cells are really biconcave

My blood with high mag lens

my blood low mag lens

Use (abuse?) of stage

Red blood cells are really biconcave

Don Meunier

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