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Carolina's Sheep Heart – Real Preserved Specimen In Carolina's Perfect Solution | Ideal For Anatomy & Dissection Labs

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  • Authentic Anatomical Representation – Sheep hearts closely resemble human hearts in both size and structure, providing students with a realistic model to study mammalian cardiovascular anatomy. This similarity enhances the learning experience by allowing for accurate identification of heart chambers, valves, and vessels.​
  • Safe and Non-Toxic Preservation – Utilizing Carolina's Perfect Solution, a proprietary, non-toxic fixative, these specimens are preserved without the use of formaldehyde. This ensures a safer classroom environment, free from harmful fumes, while maintaining the specimen's natural texture and color for effective educational use. ​
  • Convenient Packaging for Extended Storage – Each heart is immersed in preservation fluid and securely packaged in a sealed pail, ensuring freshness and longevity. This packaging method allows educators to store specimens for extended periods, making them readily available for dissection exercises throughout the academic year. ​
  • Versatile Educational Applications – Ideal for biology and anatomy courses, sheep hearts are perfect for hands-on dissection labs, allowing students to explore cardiovascular structures and functions. They serve as an excellent tool for comparative anatomy studies, enhancing students' understanding of mammalian physiology.​
  • 95+ YEARS OF EXPERIENCE – Carolina Biological has over 95 years of experience in providing high-quality science education materials, trusted by educators worldwide. As a leader in the field, they are committed to advancing hands-on learning, offering a vast range of biological specimens, lab equipment, and instructional materials. Carolina’s dedication to innovation, quality, and ethical sourcing has made them a go-to resource for schools, colleges, and independent learners.


Go Deeper Into Physiological Study with Carolina's Perfect Solution(r) Sheep Hearts Study the heart and the circulatory system by dissecting Carolina's Perfect Solution(r) Sheep Hearts. Carolina's Perfect Solution(r) sheep hearts are preserved and shipped in safe, nontoxic Carolina's Perfect Solution(r), a revolutionary fixative that produces superior specimens while improving the safety of your classroom or lab. Tissues and organs are extremely lifelike and retain better color and texture than with other preparations. Packed in pails. Plain: No color injection.


Virginia kuhaneck
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2024
Good quality specimen. I didn't like the large bucket of formaldehyde it came in though, hard to figure out how to dispose of that. I prefer a vacuum sealed specimen otherwise great product, great delivery timing
Angel
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2024
It's 8.95 to ship. Makes this item double the price.
Lady S.
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2023
Didn't use it. I had no time to return a item like this. Too much time.
tinapet
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2018
This was for my son’s Surgical Tech class. The heart worked perfectly for their dissection day!
Bobbi A.
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2017
This was a great way to finish our homeschool group unit learning about the heart ❤. Due to some issues, we had to postpone the dissection by two weeks. I kept the heart refrigerated 😕 and it was still perfect, when we dissected it.
random consumer
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2017
Good but not great. The heart was rather hard, probably due to the companies 'secret preservation fluid'. It was hard to follow the arteries/veins into the heart chambers. Still made a good study guide, but only if you have a good idea of what you are working with. Meaning if your trying to follow the pulmonary artery into the heart you better know where you're going lest you puncture through an atrium.
Jennifer Murphy
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2015
Was very happy with my overall purchase . It is now in a specimen jar has help up very well ovdr The last year .