Anatomic Adipose Model Realistic Human Adipose Model Soft Texture Educational Tool for Teachers

$4.75

This anatomic adipose model is made to give teachers, trainers, and wellness centers a clear visual aid when explaining body adipose and related topics. As an educational tool and display model, it turns abstract information into something people can actually see and hold, which makes lessons and consultations easier to follow.Built from TPE, the human adipose model has a soft texture that feels in the hand and works well for repeated demonstrations. Its realistic shape and textured surface help the simulated adipose model stand out in classrooms, training rooms, or reception areas where therapeutic adipose display needs to be noticed quickly.With a compact size of about 19.5 x 9 x 6.5 cm, a network weight of about 487 g, it is easy to place on a table, carry between rooms, or use during explanations. Whether you are discussing adipose reduction, body composition awareness, or cosmetic training, this display model helps make the message more concrete and easier to understand.It is especially useful when you want to guide conversations without relying only on words. In a busy health center classroom, it can help decrease confusion, support clearer communication, and make every explanation feel more direct and practical.

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