actos Steven Smith Stuffed AnimalsDrug Rep Promo items Set of 3:Triglyceride, HDL, Pancreas PlushStuffed Beanie Measures Approximately 7-9” tall. Please message me with questions. Thanks for looking!!
actos Steven Smith Stuffed AnimalsDrug Rep Promo items Set of 3:Triglyceride, HDL, Pancreas PlushStuffed Beanie Measures Approximately 7-9” tall. Please message me with questions. Thanks for looking!!
What stands out about the design is its apothecary inspiration, which feels both nostalgic and practical.
UCB Pharma Brand Lucite Head / Skull with Brain Model. Early 2000’s contemporary pharmaceutical Seroquel brain model from medical field office. Lucite skull and face which houses a four piece molded, non-breakable plastic vinyl type brain that is connected by steel pins. It will not disassemble unless pulled apart manually. Heavy and very good quality. Beautiful collector or display piece or for use in a Science Teaching setting. Light wear on brain piece from light handling, but no major defects, wear or scratches to notate. Measurements included in photos. From a clean, smoke free home. US and Ebay managed international sales only please. No returns so please ask any questions prior to your purchase.
Set of 8 Reagent laboratory chemistry bottles with wide neck stopper. All bottles have a glass stopper. One bottle has a stopper that is partially cracked off. All remaining stoppers are intact. All bottles are in excellent condition. Use as small vases, make your own apothecary solutions, give as gifts. Sizes range: Smallest – 3” x 1 1/4”. (Green) Medium – 3” x 1 3/4”. (Brown) Large – 4” x 2”. (Clear)
Recollections: A Medical Scientist Remembers by John C. Krantz, Jr Professor Emeritus, University of Maryland, School of Medicine, Department of Pharmacology who made many scientific contributions to pharmacology, toxicology and medicine, published “The Pharmacologic Principles of Medical Practice” in 1949. Illustrated, First Edition Published by the Press of Schneidereith & Sons, Baltimore, MD, 1978 A
Good vintage condition. All pages intact with no rips or stains. This book is a valuable resource for those interested in the pharmaceutical sciences. The 13th edition of Remingtons Pharmaceutical Sciences was published in 1965 and is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of science and medicine. It covers a wide range of topics related to pharmaceuticals, including drug dosage forms, pharmacology, and drug interactions. This book is a great addition to any collection and is sure to provide useful information to those interested in the history of medicine and pharmaceuticals.
You will find that the fanny pack holds a couple of inhalers without feeling bulky.
This product is a collectible glass or mug featuring a design that reflects the importance of medical laboratory professionals in the field of science and medicine. The phrase “In Science We Trust” suggests a sense of trust and confidence in the abilities and contributions of these professionals. This item could be a unique and meaningful gift for someone working in the field of medicine or laboratory sciences.
Possibly from an an old science lab or maybe a mining sample, a very cool collectable at any rate for the mineralogy field.
What stands out about this medicine is its silver color, which gives the box a crisp finish.