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Put an interactive twist on smoking facts! Your audience will love this engaging tool (3½" x 24") that reveals the benefits of quitting smoking that increase the longer you stay smoke-free.
Providing the truth about the costs of tobacco use, this clever handout also doubles as a fun, informational display, teaching people of all ages about the expense of smoking.
With eye-catching graphics, this folding display covers the hazardous chemicals in tobacco smoke and some of the many serious diseases it causes, including multiple types of cancer, respiratory diseases, and cardiovascular diseases.
Reveal the dangers of secondhand smoke with this startling display, which features a tumor-infested lung bathed in oozing brown tar.
Teen-oriented graphics and language help young viewers understand that smoking can have negative—and immediate—effects on their health and appearance.
Secondhand smoke is deadly, responsible for approximately 600,000 deaths worldwide each year. Raise awareness of the dangers of secondhand smoke with this eye-catching folding display.
Close the case against smoking with this best-selling model. Cross-sectioned, the life-size model with a lifelike feel can be opened to reveal that this is a terminal case.
Perfect for class presentations and health fairs, this 3-D display (28" x 27" opened) highlights some the negative health consequences associated with smokeless tobacco use.
Many people don’t realize that smoking affects the entire body—even the feet. This alarming model of a diseased foot graphically depicts the results of peripheral artery disease, resulting in decreased blood supply to the foot and gangrene.
Demanding attention, this haunting, utterly realistic hand model (4" x 9½" x 3") shows viewers how smoking can affect their hands.
The perfect learning tool for tobacco prevention. This realistic, 3-D model lets viewers see just what cigarette smoking does to their lungs. When the top is opened, a grayish-white fibrous-feeling cancer is revealed. This model of a right lung with emphysema and cancer is excellent for individual and group instruction. 5" x 9" x 4".
