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Welcome to Nebraska Scientific
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Most
Popular Products
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Products
Offered:
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PRESERVED SPECIMENS:
Fetal pigs, sheep brains, cow eyes, sheep eyes, plucks, hearts,
kidneys, pig organs including eyes, hearts, kidneys, uterus, cow spinal
cords, preserved grassfrogs, bullfrogs, preserved
rats, cats - just about anything for the biology classroom dissection.
LABORATORY EQUIPMENT:
Microscopes, balances & scales, lab cabinets and tables, torsos,
anatomical models, anatomy charts, and skeletons.
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Nebraska Scientific offers a wide
variety of educational science supplies to schools throughout North America.
Colleges, high schools, junior highs, middle schools, and upper elementary
classrooms will be most interested in Nebraska Scientific's
products. Nebraska Scientific features over 2,000 science products in its
free, 128 page catalog. Microscopes, video camera for microscopes, laboratory
instruments and supplies, anatomical models and charts, live bacteria, molds,
and fungi, protozoa, invertebrates, science kits, CD-Roms,
computer software, genetics and electrophoresis supplies, books, and lab
manuals comprise some of the many science supplies sold by Nebraska
Scientific. Of course, Nebraska Scientific still prides itself in its quality
preserved "packing house by-products" specimens, and still features
those along with over 600 types of other preserved specimens from all phyla
of the animal kingdom.
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Company History:
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Mission Statement:
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Nebraska
Scientific offers a wide variety of educational science supplies to schools,
colleges, and universities throughout North America. Nebraska Scientific is a
division of Cyrgus Company, Inc., one of the
nation's leading processors of preserved biological materials - preserved
materials destined for in science classrooms around the world. Founded in
1960 near Boyd, Wisconsin, company founders recognized that by-products and
waste products of the packing industry were ideal for study in biology, life
science, and anatomy classrooms. Rather than allowing these by-products
to go to waste, the company began preserving a wide range of beef, pig, and
sheep organs for science classroom study. Fetal pigs, brains, eyes, and
kidneys are just a few of the many materials which the company processes.
Shortly
after it was founded, the company moved to Omaha, Nebraska in order to be
close to major livestock markets, and has remained headquartered there ever
since. Nebraska Scientific, the retail division of the company, was formed in
1968 in response to demand from schools to buy direct from the processor.
Over
the years, Nebraska Scientific expanded its offerings far beyond preserved
specimens. Recognizing the need for students in non-dissecting classrooms to
learn about anatomy use, the company began producing videos and CD-Roms as alternatives and supplements to dissection.
Nebraska Scientific currently offers 16 different "Anatomy and
Dissection" videos and two CD-Roms. In
addition to specimens, videos, and CD's, Nebraska Scientific now supplies a
full range of over 2,000 educational science products for use in biology,
anatomy, life science, and environmental science classrooms in all 50 states
and Canada.
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Nebraska Scientific supplies a wide
array of quality science products to schools, science teachers, professors,
and their students throughout all fifty states of the United States, and to
other countries as permitted by import / export laws, shipping requirements,
and customs agents.
Nebraska Scientific's
product line is designed to provide the essentials for all aspects of
biology, anatomy, life sciences, and environmental science classrooms.
Teachers and school administrators should be able to rely upon Nebraska
Scientific for the materials, supplies, equipment and technology needed for
their classrooms in a timely manner and at a competitive price.
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NEBRASKA
SCIENTIFIC
3823 Leavenworth
Street
Omaha,
Nebraska 68105-1180
Toll Free: 800-228-7117
Fax: 402-346-2216
Email: staff@NebraskaScientific.com
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Office Hours:
Monday - Friday
7 am - 5 pm CST
Closed Saturday and
Sunday
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