"Ward's+Phenomena"

Large embryos with a clear coating makes them ideal for observing development.

Using these inexpensive goggles with your smartphone, you can immerse yourself into a 3D virtual reality world!

Feel how the torque changes when the position of the mass changes!

Examine the effects of acids and bases on chemical pH indicators.

Feature-Rich Yet Economical for Educational Use

Explore basic mathematical operations.

These power cords and wall plugs will power all your Ward's and Ohaus balances.

An excellent aquarium oxygenator, great for teaching respiration, photosynthesis, and plasmolysis.

Convenient for storage and transportation.

View microorganisms in artistically rendered natural habitats.

This lab teaches students about oxidation-reduction reactions through electroplating.

This semi-quantitative spectroscope is a simple and economical alternative to expensive equipment.

Why do plants grow toward light?

Dishes for general-purpose weighing, dispensing, storage, food processing, evaporating, or drying.

Students will explore the Catenary Arch and it's forces.

Boats for general-purpose weighing, dispensing, storage, food processing, evaporating, or drying.