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I Heart Guts Doing Just Spine Pin - Cute Educational Organ Lapel Pin For Scoliosis & Herniated Disc - Funny Get Well Gift for Nurse Patients & Medical Student STEM Anatomy Recovery Support

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PREMIUM QUALITY: Made from durable, high-quality zinc alloy, measuring 2” x 0.69”, perfect addition to lab coats, jackets, backpacks, tote bags, or lanyards.
THE ULTIMATE RECOVERY SUPPORT: The perfect "get well" companion for those recovering from scoliosis, chronic back pain, or spinal fusion surgery, providing a smile during recovery.
UNIQUE MEDICAL GIFT: A wonderfully weird surprise for chiropractors, orthopedic surgeons, physical therapists, or any medical student with a sense of humor.
EDUCATION AND AWARENESS: Every button pack comes with a backer card that has a whimsical illustration and a fun "Spine" fact. Great for medical professionals, classrooms, or health displays.
WEST COAST DESIGN WITH "ORGAN-IC" STYLE: Designed in California. Wear your organs on your sleeve, coat, or bag to spread love and laughter for human anatomy.

The spine holds our bodies upright and protects the spinal cord, which helps the brain talk to and control the rest of the body. Make no bones about it: your spine's got your back. This marvelous little 1.25" printed aluminum pin comes packed on a card, designed in the USA and made in China. I Heart Guts happy organs put a smile on your face and smarts in your brain! Our adorable organs make the perfect gift for everything from a broken heart to a tummy ache. Get your feet wet in anatomy or bone up on your physiology with our nerdy plush toys! I Heart Guts is the brainchild of an anatomically obsessed illustrator who loves internal organs and all they do. Founded in 2005, our bare-bones family operation strives to offer plush organs with love, style and geeky puns. I Heart Guts plush organs were named Best of Toy Fair by Popular Science magazine in 2014.