Improve sterilization processes with temperature indicators. The Kartell Dry Heat Sterility Indicator Tape changes color to indicate products have attained temperatures for dry heat sterilization.

Ideal for viewing insects, plants, maps and graphics

Forensic dentistry is defined as the branch of forensic medicine that deals with identification through teeth, dental apparatus and their markings. The activities in this kit will introduce students to the various techniques used in forensic dentistry while they try and identify the suspect in the case.

Students simulate DNA fingerprinting and use evidence to narrow down a list of criminal suspects.

Determine the ABO or ABO/Rh blood type of four unknown samples.

Examine similarities and differences in soaps and detergents.

Quick-and-easy test can be used right at the crime scene.

Helps students determine the identity of a white powder found in an abandoned truck.

Hands-on forensic science curriculum introduces forensic odontology and the techniques used for fire debris analysis.

Determine if the suspicious powder found on several surfaces at crime scenes is gunpowder or another substance.

Examine the refractive index of various glass fragments.

Provides students with a feel for what it takes to be a detective.

Can enzymes be used as evidence?

Learn how genetics determine blood type and possible inheritance patterns.

Simply peel the evidence strip away from the liner and apply to evidence.

Let students become CSI detectives to identify, preserve and evaluate trace evidences at a crime scene.

Use phenolphthalein to test for the presence of blood.

For crime scene investigation and criminal identification based on bloodstains.

Learn how forensic entomologists use maggots to determine the post-mortem interval.

Crime/Accident photo evidence indicators for forensic and identification photography.

Introduces gel electrophoresis, Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) and Short Tandem Repeat (STR) DNA analysis.

Great for the classroom — clear and accurate fingerprints for forensics projects.

Students solve the case of a robbery of a designer linen suit as a CSI would.

For the identification of an individual's fingerprints.

Provides introduction to evidence handling and comparison as performed at a murder scene.

See how scientists use hair to solve a crime.

Convenient way to lift and protect a powdered print.

Enjoy hands-on activities and learn the use of blood type in a forensic investigation.

Identify unknown substances recovered in the field.

Use for deeper understanding of the importance of antigen/antibody interactions.