Medical Lab Coats

Disposable Lab Coats & Medical Lab Coats Source

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1. #1annelisle @ 2010-9-1 05:30

   I found the custom lab coats at justlabcoats.com cheapest. You can have a free embroidery lab coats at a price of $19.45.

2. #2hajk @ 2010-9-8 20:58

   Seriously, standard Russian lab wear.

3. #3photoquilty @ 2010-10-13 04:30

   That looks like a dental lab coat

4. #4amykarp @ 2010-11-12 10:41

   I'm very glad you finally can wear nice clothes and no lab coats or scrubs

5. #5Kaija @ 2010-11-14 20:53

   When I was a senior undergrad, I participated in a community education outreach program that had teams of students visit local middle schools once a month to do a hands-on science demo and lesson, as a way of showing students that “science is fun!” and “lots of normal people do science” with an emphasis on women and minorities, plus establishing a link between the public school system and the university. I am female and my outreach partner was a South Indian male. I was floored when I found that most of the students assumed that I was “the scientist’s wife”!

6. #6hajk @ 2010-11-24 13:07

   Seriously, standard Russian lab wear.

7. #7all @ 2010-12-1 03:58

   Londoners! This Saturday, 2,000+ scientists and lovers of science will rally in Westminster to tell the nation that "Science is Vital" and to protest cuts to science programmes in the new budget. Bring placards, lab coats, and scientific instruments. I’m going to try to bring my kid, who is the most sciencey thing in the house, a living applied developmental neuroscience experiment that I’ve been working on for about 31 months now. WHERE: The rally will be alongside HM Treasury, on King Charles Street, LONDON SW1A 2AH. WHEN: Saturday 9th October 2010, at 2 PM. WHO: You! And another 2,000 scientists and supporters–if you haven’t already done so, please sign the petition and check the box to let us know you’re coming. To make a visual impact, we encourage you to wear or carry something that signifies science–for example, if you work in a lab, wear a lab coat; if you’re an astronomer, bring a telescope; or simply carry a banner with a picture of something scientific you love. WHAT:…