"Gary K. Besonson"

Very realistic natural casting of three different female breasts in C and D cups, to train and practice breast examination.

Mobile Cart for Flow321/Bio321

How does an eye work?

Used to transport resources between classrooms or as a standalone multipurpose activity center, the BioFit STEAM Cart is a versatile mobile learning platform specially designed to help educate tomorrow’s innovators; its rugged, kid-friendly construction and flexibility make it a popular solution in today’s most progressive K-12 learning environments and maker spaces alike.

Feeder activity tables are used every day throughout the world in multi-purpose environments. High-quality state-of-the-art tables are safe, durable, easy to operate, and a great long-term value. Tables are perfect for heavy-use and heavy-turn settings providing years of trusted service.

The Sol-Vet Butterfly Needle features a removeable multi-sample luer adapter, making its application flexible across multiple uses. This is a safety-engineered device with a sliding safety shield that clicks when activated, telling you the needle is safely locked.

The Sol-M Hypodermic Needles come paired conveniently with the Sol-M 3-Piece Syringes.

The Sol-Vet Insulin Syringe provides accurate and comfortable insulin administration.

This safety-engineered device has a sliding safety shield that clicks when activated, alerting you that the needle is safely locked.

Titrets® test kits use reverse titration to quantify concentrations in aqueous samples

These anatomically correct human torsos are a classroom staple.

BioFit multipurpose carts are specially designed to transport and store media, equipment and supplies in a variety of work and training spaces.

Flexible storage work station for STEM, STEAM and more.

Practice suturing in difficult areas.

At approximately three times life-size with four removable parts, this model offers a comprehensive view of the human ear. It has representations of the outer, middle and inner ear, featuring a removable eardrum with hammer, anvil and stirrup.

Trainees and students in midwifery and obstetrics can practice correctly assessing the progress of the birth by palpating, using the birth stages trainer.