Mutter Museum Store
Brain Freeze Ice Cube Trays
$ 12.95
Mutter Museum Store
Brain Freeze Ice Cube Trays
$ 12.95
We humans are well known for our highly-evolved sense of humor - as evidenced by Brain Freeze, the ice tray that makes four frosty brains. So let's celebrate our higher powers by raising a glass. Because a brain (not to mention a cocktail) is a terrible thing to waste.
Brain Freeze is molded from super-strong, dishwasher-safe pure silicone. Packaged in a colorful giftbox.
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Anatomical Heart Mega Mug
$ 15.00
Visit product page →Clinicals at 5am? Exam in three hours that you just started studying for? A regular sized cup of coffee isn't gonna cut it, but this enormous 20 oz Anatomical Heart Mega Mug just might! Review your cardiac anatomy while you get fueled up for everything med school, nursing school, or residency has to throw at you.
Details
Individually boxed
Dishwasher safe
Microwave safe
Volume: 20 ozMade by Cognitive Surplus.
Collection Connection:
Take a look at our Mütter Minute featuring the dyed heart, one of many heart specimens in our collection!
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Day of the Dead Skeleton Corkscrew
$ 23.95
This Day of the Dead-themed Skeleton Corkscrew is the perfect addition to any kitchen. A thematic and enjoyable way to open a bottle of wine!Visit product page → -
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Doomed Shot Glass
$ 12.00
This formidable shot glass is Fred's tribute to the Skull of Doom, which Mayan legend claims has the power of life and death, the power to heal or to smite, the power to create miracles. We make no claims beyond these: this glass will hold 2 ounces of your favorite beverage and will stare right in your eye as you down your shot. Don't blink! Hand-blown crystal-clear borosilicate glass.Visit product page → -
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Dr. Mütter Pint Glass
$ 12.00
Visit product page →There's no better way to imbibe a bit of history than with this pint glass! A small bit of history notes Dr. Mütter's use and enthusiasm of ethyl ether anesthesia.
Text reads: Dr. Thomas Dent Mütter was a prominent surgeon in Philadelphia in the 19th century and specialized in reconstructive surgery. Dr. Mütter would often converse about new techniques or procedures with other doctors, and the use of ethyl ether anesthesia in surgery was among them. As such, Dr. Mütter was one of the first doctors in Philadelphia to utilize it, alleviating the pain of patients during their procedure.
Pint glasses are hand wash only.
Collection Connection:
Dr. Mütter, the namesake for the Mütter Museum, began the museum with his donation of medical specimens after his passing. To learn more about some of our permanent exhibitions, click here!
