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Ultrassist Cross-Sectional Smoking Lung Model – Realistic Tar Damage for Smoking Education

$109.99 USD
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The high-impact smoking lung model with a realistic cross-sectional view of tar-damaged tissue, is designed to support smoking education, health awareness campaigns, and lung anatomy teaching.

Features: 

  • Realistic Smoking Lung Model:
    Cross-sectional design clearly shows tar buildup and tissue damage, making it an effective smokers lung model for teaching how smoking affects lung anatomy.
  • Effective Smoking Education Tool:
    Demonstrates the development of smoking-related diseases like emphysema and COPD, ideal for any anti-smoking education curriculum.
  • Detailed Lung Anatomy Visualization:
    Magnified view of alveoli highlights how tar damages lung function, making it a standout lung anatomy model.
  • Durable & Easy to Clean:
    Crafted from high-quality, long-lasting materials with a smooth surface, this smoked lung model is perfect for repeated use in classrooms or health exhibits.
  • Versatile Use in Public Health Education:
    Ideal for schools, hospitals, clinics, medical training, and smoking cessation programs, helping educators and healthcare professionals explain the health risks of smoking.
  • Engaging for All Ages:
    Visually impactful design helps all audiences understand the harmful effects of smoking through a realistic, hands-on demonstration.

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