Enlarged Human Eye Anatomy Model,6X Anatomically Accurate Science Education Display Medical Teaching Education Human Eye Anatomical Model with Detachable Bracket

Product Description: Enhance your science education with this 6X enlarged human eye anatomical model. This model provides an accurate representation of the human eye, allowing students to study its intricate anatomy in detail. The realistic design features a 7-part eyeball model with transparent sections, making it easier to comprehend the different structures within the eye. With the included removable stand, this eye model can be easily displayed in classrooms or study areas. It is an ideal tool for science education students who are studying the human eye and its functions. The comprehensive product manual provides in-depth information on the various parts of the eye, ensuring a thorough understanding of its anatomy. Packing List: - 1x 6X Enlarged Human Eye Anatomical Model

• ❤【FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS】This eye model is suitable for use as a visual aid in teaching. The model is used to show the anatomical structure of the human eye, such as the three membranes of the eye wall (outer membrane, middle membrane and inner membrane) and the main refractors, lens and vitreous humor that fill the interior.
• ❤【TOP QUALITY】The eyeball model is made of non-toxic PVC. Environmentally friendly, corrosion resistant, realistic shape, light and strong, easy to disassemble.
• ❤【ANATOMICALLY ACCURATE】The eye anatomy model contains seven parts: the upper and lower part of the eye, the cornea, the iris, the lens, the vitreous and the stand.
• ❤【WIDELY USED】Can be used for popular science education, student learning, display, teaching, suitable for physiotherapists, radiologists, physicians, and students. Enjoy a smooth & frustration free experience with our 100 Satisfied Service in one Month.
• ❤【6X MAGNIFICATION】 It features a 6X magnification which allows even the tiniest details to be seen clearly. As a result, it's an exceptional learning tool that's perfect for both patient education and anatomy research.