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Specimen Sizes Right for You
Anatomy Lab Specimens are available in a variety of sizes to fit your classroom needs and budget. Smaller specimens provide a more compact and easier-to-manage option perfect for more advanced individual learners, while larger sizes allow multiple students at once to see more clearly articulated anatomical structures.
Realistically Colored or Vibrantly Contrasted
Plain Injection Specimens: These specimens have not been injected with colored latex, so the arterial, venous and hepatic systems are presented in their realistic colors. Plain injection dissection specimens are ideal for understanding anatomical structures without the aid of artificial highlighting, making them a more advanced dissection specimen.
Double-Injected Specimens: These specimens have been injected with colored latex, resulting in the arterial system appearing red and the venous system appearing blue. Double injection brings the anatomical structures to life in a brilliant, didactic manner, giving students and instructors brilliant visual pathways of fine anatomical features.
Easy, Reliable Packaging
All Anatomy Lab Specimens are Vacuum-packed for easy transport and storage. Packaged in vacuum-sealed plastic barrier bags with a single specimen (1 per bag) or many specimens per bag (bulk bag). Unopened Specimens that are stored out of light and temperature-controlled conditions can last years.
Anatomy Lab High-Quality Specimens = A Better Classroom Experience
- More Realistically Colored Specimens
- Superior Tissue Quality
- No Dangerous Smells
- No Special Disposal
Sam
2025-07-31 12:55:34
I've never dissected a frog before, so I have nothing to compare it to. With that said, the frog seemed well preserved. We, the grandchildren and I, were able to find all the organs and tissues.
A Guy That Buys Stuff
2025-07-27 17:05:09
It was a dead frog. Delicious.
DWS
2025-07-06 14:35:22
I had read that eye of newt (which Amazon refuses to carry) would work wonders on restoring my old cauldron to its shiny new state. Well, eye of frog is not a good substitute at all, much to my disappointment. My cauldron remains tarnished, and all of the cauldron suppliers in Salem Massachusetts are still claiming COVID caused a “supply chain issueâ€. Yeah right.Well, this product certainly came with two eyes, just as you’d expect. All of the internal organs were in their proper places and were easily found. I would avoid using them in any brews though, as I find the hint of formaldehyde to be a little off-putting. To each their own I suppose though.Anyway, this is a fine product, arrived as described, and I take responsibility for the lack of success on my cauldron - the YouTube video that suggested this as a substitute for eye of newt was obviously in error. You can’t trust everything on the internet these days.
tim ferry
2025-07-05 14:18:51
Daughter wanted for christmas
Tromel
2025-06-26 20:41:33
Good for dissections with my science students.
Sandra D
2025-06-07 12:19:03
We haven't dissected it yet but it's what you'd expect when ordering a dead frog. Packed well.
I throw away becase was nasty.
2025-03-21 16:47:42
I throw away because was nasty.
luv2read
2025-02-02 16:55:57
Good specimen, used for dissection in homeschool Biology class.
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