Can you see blood cells with it. I want to see what a healthy unvaccinated blood looks like vs. vaccinated blood that has covid in it looking spikey

You certainly cannot see any morphological difference between blood (RBC) vaccinated and unvaccinated with a light microscope. You CAN see WBC (leukocytes, platelets, Neutrophil, etc) with a light microscope (x1000) , but you need to know how to stain them properly or they won't look like much. Your typical RBC don't have antibodies on them except according to blood type. Memory lymphocytes would (have antibodies), but as stated above, virus particles are tiny, and you'd need hundreds of thousands of dollars for an electron microscope.

Is this microscope strong enough to identify and differentiate between species of mold?

This is a pretty inexpensive microscope and the optics, while offering up to 2000 x magnification, are not great. Considering Galileo used optics he made himself I would say if you employ ingenuity and creativity you will be able to differentiate mold species. I've seen some amazing things with my microscope. The 2000 magnification uses the oil immersion technique for clarity.

What are some tricks to getting the 25x to focus and be as sharp at the 10x eyepieces? Can you only use the 25x for the 100x with oil?

It really isn’t that useful to use the 25x ocular lenses, the 10x work fine, but using the 25 x reduces the field of view so much that unless you are looking at something and need a small area magnified I suggest you don’t need them. You can use it with the 100x but it won’t work well because it goes above the reducing power of the lens. Pretty much 100 x 10 is the top end of good resolution.

Brand	AmScope
Model Number	B120C
Color	Black, White
Batteries Included	No
Product Dimensions	45.72 x 30.48 x 25.4 cm; 1.47 kg

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