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| View Larger Image | MRSA GIANT MICROBES | Toyby Giant Microbes
| 4 New starting at: | $6.95 |
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| | Sales Rank: | 10,169th |
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FEATURES | - Disturbingly cuddly
- Comes with an image of the real thing
- Antibiotics not required
- They make great learning tools for parents and educators, as well as amusing gifts for anyone with a sense of humor
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EDITORIAL REVIEWS |
Product Description
GIANTmicrobes are stuffed animals that look like tiny microbes only a million times actual size! They're humorous, educational, and fun! Each of our GIANTmicrobes comes with an image and information about the real microbe it represents. They make great learning tools, as well as amusing gifts for anyone with a sense of humor. Approx. 6" |
CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.0 based on 1 review)
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MRSA is super, but not a superbug yet. by D. Barbeau  4 Stars
January 06, 2009
My MRSA plush arrived in perfect condition in a timely manner. While MRSA is not categorized as a "superbug" yet, the giantmicrobe is still wonderful!
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