Let me pick your nose

 True story

A couple years ago in April I tripped in my back yard and connected face to pavement. In shock I laid there briefly confused by what just happened. My first thought was my teeth and I gingerly used my tongue to see if they were still intact. I slowly got up and stumbled into the house with my 8 yr old trailing behind me scared as I was bleeding profusely. In the bathroom I surveyed the damage to my face. Once the bleeding stopped it was clear I had broken my nose. Shakily I touched the bridge and could feel the fracture.  I then brought both hands up to either side and snapped it back in place. Don't judge - I was in shock, in hindsight of course I should have gone to the hospital but I stubbornly declared I was fine.  And I was, for an hour.  I then spent the next 2 days in bed with ice on my face and a killer headache.  BTW- the black eyes were a work of art. It was eight months before my nose was back to normal.

In honor of this day in history I am offering a 20% discount off our Nose and Olfactory Organ Set, item 0135-00 . And as an added bonus a free surprise gift 

If you ask me mandros@denoyer.com what the free gift is - I'll send you one even if you don't buy the model.

Two unbreakable plastic models on one hardwood base depict the nose and nasal passages enlarged to four times their normal size. A wonderful supplement to dissection because it depicts structures inaccessible in most dissections.

The model on the right depicts:

• Nasal septum
• Septal arteries and veins
• Inner group of olfactory nerve filaments
• Nasopalatine nerve
• Soft and hard palate
• Uvula and the cranial floor

The model on the left depicts:

• Left nostril
• Olfactory nerve bulb and filaments
• Spheno-palatine ganglion
• Communicating sinuses
• Arteries and veins
• Pharyngeal orifice of the Eustachian tube
• Nasal conchae 
• Turbinate bone and nasolacrimal canal

32 numbered features are identified in the accompanying key.

Overall dimensions: 18x4x14 inches (48x10x 36cm).