You and your students deserve the very best quality and safest preserved specimens available. Organisms preserved with Carolina's Perfect Solution® retain more life like color and texture. Because students study more natural-looking specimens, it's easier for them to identify the structures and, as a result, learn anatomy. Our commitment to producing the finest preserved specimens on the market has led us to Carolina's Perfect Solution®, a unique, revolutionary fixative that is changing the process of preserving specimens and is dramatically improving the quality of classroom dissection. Carolina's Perfect Solution® specimens are also ideal for homeschool use. The specimens are safe and nontoxic, which means you need no special ventilation and there's no costly disposal. Disposing of preserved specimens and preservation fluids after use isn't complicated, but does require some thoughtful planning. Click Here for Disposal Guidelines.

Preserved Specimen Disposal Guidelines Disposing of preserved specimens and preservation fluids after use isn't complicated, but does require some thoughtful planning. Here's how to properly dispose of both these types of waste and whom to contact should you have any questions or need assistance. The link will open a new browser window, so please disable popup blockers.

Rats have become increasingly popular in dissection specimens for exploring mammalian anatomy. These fully developed animals display mature organs and organ systems for students to examine skeletal, muscular, and reproductive structures.

• Body plan allows for close comparison to human anatomy
• Double-injected specimens available for investigating the circulatory system
• Small, convenient-to-dissect mammal

Prices listed are for 1 specimen. Choose your preference of packaging with 1 per bag, bulk bag or pail.

We offer 3 types of color injection:
Plain: No color injection.
Single: Arterial system injected with red latex.
Double: Arterial system injected with red latex. Second injection of blue latex in systemic veins.
Triple: Arterial system injected with red latex. Second injection of blue latex in systemic veins. Third injection of yellow latex in hepatic system.