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they do sell them at the bookstore for like 190 ec or something rediculose(sp?)
you are better off buying it and putting it in your check-in baggage. I bought mine during my stay in san juan (spent a few days there with some friends) I made the mistake of forgetting to pack it in my big bag. So when I went through the xray machine they found it. I got a few questions about it and why I needed to have it. allheart.com should sell a dissection kit for 15-20 I think. replacement blades you can buy in the bookstore for $2 ec each. |
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necessities...
about dissection kits...DONT get anything fancy. all you need is a scapel, small pair of scissors, clamp/forceps/pincers and a probe. NOTHING ELSE!
dont be suckered into buying these nice dissection kits with multi-weighted scapels and probes and different sized scissors and leather-bound covers....all of that is useless for 2nd semester. |
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those pointy scissors
The only three things you really need:
1- Scissors with sharp pointy ends. To clear away hours and hours of fat. 2- Scalpel. They come in different sizes so make sure your replacement blades match. I forgot which sizes the bookstore carries. Not all of them. 3- Tweezers or clamps to show something to others. The rest is just nice-ifs.
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