I am a radiologist and these are absolutely inaccurate and look like strange AI imposter radiographs. These do not look remotely like actual radiographs. Use cartoons rather than a weak imitation, especially if you have a smart kid or are teaching a class, so as to model academic integrity and so you don’t pay a bad foundation for a kid who may want to pursue schooling/a career in science/healthcare. This is setting them up to fail. You can purchase real radiographs that are anatomically and radiographically accurate. I’m disappointed that a website I thought had more integrity would sell this knock off (that is sold at a fraction of the price elsewhere) and pass it off as looking even remotely real.

These are great overall, but wish they were less flimsy.

....for educational purposes. We are also using them onstage as props from a medical scene in an opera. Nice to have items that don't come from someone's actual - and therefore private - records. Thank you!

We had a broken bone in the family and this HUMAN X-RAYS - Set really helped explain things to our younger children. It was just like a real Doctor's Office when viewed on a Lighted Table.

Great for illustrating what the bones in different areas of the body are!

A great way to show students what they don't see, but feel inside our body (that protects our organs). I bought this in combination with the magnetized My Body activity during distance learning. When we return to the physical classroom, this will be a great puzzle to put together as a whole class and/or small group..even singing to Them Bnes or Head, Shoulders...

Just what I expected. Perfect addition to our study of our body. Put together it can show entire skeleton.

The X-ray collection gives students a realistic view of the skeleton.

My granddaughters just love to play doctor. These authentic X-rays of the human skeletal system make their play acting real and more exciting. I love to watch them play.

very nice graphics simulating human x-rays. note that they are not in fact x-rays, nor are they exactly to scale, but the images are great, and unless you have an x-ray technician in the family, you just can't find a full image set like this. well worth the costs for a biology or anatomy cost, and perhaps even a junior high science class...

Very cool set that lets kids put together a whole person x-ray or view separate films.

These are an excellent resource for teaching about the skeletal system. They look amazing on a light panel. Students feel like they are doctors while they are examining real x-rays! Super quality! Highly recommend!