I like the details of the spine. It is a great tool for teaching.

Just what I wanted

Una inversión bien hecha, el prototipo muestra el detalle de la estructura de la columna.

I use it almost daily to educate my patients about their spinal issues and posture. It is great, has not broken yet, but I know it will eventually and when it does, I will buy another one

Used for a classroom introduction to the heart. Kids loved it. Very accurate.

Great for keeping on the desk and referring to, especially during bio classes. Love that it comes apart so you can get a good look at everything. This is on the larger side, which i especially appreciate. The kiddos have a lot of fun with it too. I enjoy that it is piquing their curiosity and can be a learning tool for them as well.

My 3 year-old nephew has recently become fascinated by the workings of the human body. This learning toy has been very fun for him and we know he's learning a lot by playing with it. It's led to a lot of conversation about how bodies work. We got the pink "girl" version, but there are no external reproductive organs shown. My sister and I had a good laugh at the large number of different uterus pieces included and some of the organs that randomly have smiley faces or eyes on them, but that seems to just add to the charm of the toy.The organ pieces are large with clearly printed colors, and they're easy for little hands to pick up and place on the body cards. There's various organ systems shown on the toy. Kids may need some parent guidance to understand how the parts work together.

I was looking for a visual aid to aid patients_ understanding of spine problems & treatments. This life size spine model exactly suits my needs.

I bought to try to explain what I__ having done during my upcoming surgery. It__ a win.

Perfect description, durable, easy to assemble. My patients and I absolutely love it. Will buy from this company again. Highly recommended. It makes patient education so much easier as a physical therapist. The vertebral arteries and TMJ are ideal for explanation of HVLA/Manipulations and disc displacement issues with the jaw. Also you can remove the skull, a craniotomy if you will. People think that's cool, me too.

Finally, a perfect visual aid to explain what on earth is going on with my spine. After trying to purchase an extra spine model from my neurosurgeon without luck I found this one that is just as nice as his.Honestly, it helped me to 'see' the discs and nerves that are involved in a way that a 2-D image cannot.It's also pretty cool as a general display and oddity.

Yes it looks creepy like something a serial killer might enjoy. But also it is so fun for little kids that want to play doctor and learn about the human body and how things work. Perfect for my inquisitive four year old.

I really wish this had a gallbladder. Otherwise, I think he's going to have fun pulling out the parts and putting them back. He loves anatomy.

I am reviewing my joint mobilization of the spine and this is a great way to review the vertebral column and the orientation of the facet joints which is the important factor in providing the direction of the glides.

Satisfied and very pleased.