
Tips to rein your excitement of receiving new posters and prevent damage.

No Native Art Files For Customers
Artists may supply low-res PDFs or JPEG files during approval stage. The final PDF includes more resources appropriate for the designate printer.

Without fingerprint or dent, human anatomy posters must print, ship to publishers, be warehoused, ship to retailers, be stored, and ship to customers.

Black Friday is the day following Thanksgiving when retailers promote and sell enough product that accounting records move from red to black ink.

Stars and reviews are helpful in making purchasing decisions. Each product page now includes a tab for you to rate the products you receive.

With security enhancements, you may now opt to encrypt credit card payment information for future use.

Simplify Department Purchases Now
With pre-established purchase orders, distribute gift cards instead of credit cards to speed payments and track orders.

Carrier Rate Increases in 2020
Outdated: The convenience of online shopping increases carrier investment in trucks, planes, warehouses, fuel, and personnel. Here is how it affects delivery.

You might have a corporate AMEX card and personal PayPal account. Choosing a preferred payment method allows you to easily manage funds within each account.

Gastroenterology Exam-Room Design Budget
Equip each medical exam room with seven framed human anatomy posters for under $400. Optionally share $400 of anatomical models between multiple offices.

Who Is Unpacking Your Posters?
We pack products to withstand moderate squeezes, drops and light rainfall. One thing we cannot completely account for is damage by customers after receiving a package.

Folded, Flat or Rolled Posters
Default recommendation for less than eight posters is to have them rolled in a crush-resistant tube. For best protection, a flat-box option allows posters to arrive unrolled and unfolded.

Get Recognition You Deserve With Lapel Pins
In addition to hanging human anatomy on the wall, you can now wear anatomy on your lapel, your tie, around your neck or on your wrist.

