Learn all your major organs in just one minute with I Heart Guts plush organs! Watching our video won’t kill you. In fact, it just might make you a wee bit smarter.
Archive for the ‘Gutsy Products’ Category
Anatomy Minute
Posted: Tuesday, June 18th, 2013Gutsy Girls
Posted: Friday, June 7th, 2013
UPDATE: Alas, this show was cancelled after four episodes, the I Heart Guts episode was number six. Oh well. If you happen to watch TLC, you may have seen previews for a new show called “The Good Buy Girls,” which chronicles the highs and lows of a small home shopping network. Struggling to break through to the big time, charismatic show hosts Brook Roberts and Tara Gray are looking to inject a little life into their usual offerings by discovering interesting new products to sell on TV. Described as one part “Shark Tank” with a dash of “The Office” and a sprinkle of “Real Housewives,” this show offers a behind-the-scenes look at what makes a home shopping network tick. They explore selling Fabio health shakes, pet treadmills, menopause pajamas and, yes… plush organs! Watch the I Heart Guts episode June 26, it’s on 7pm EST/6 CNT every Wednesday, so give ‘em your eyeballs. Hopefully we will put the “learning” back into The Learning Channel!
Birthday Party
Posted: Thursday, May 2nd, 2013
It’s never too early to celebrate the arrival of International Day of the Midwife, which falls this year on the same day as Cinco de Mayo, May 5th. So give your midwife a high-five or a strong margarita this Sunday!
Hearts Content
Posted: Thursday, May 2nd, 2013
Esty makers heart hearts, and we love these glass anatomical heart pendants from vendor Nanopod in Toronto. The plasma one at center is really gorgeous, and we love the milky white one, too.
Just My Type
Posted: Tuesday, April 23rd, 2013
Ridiculously cute blood drawings by Bloody Family and Piktorama with K, check them out!
Grand Ol’ Nads
Posted: Friday, April 12th, 2013
Whoops, we missed Testicular Cancer Awareness Week, it was April 1-7 this year, but why not make every day an excuse to check on your ‘nads? Since 43% of men readjust their junk six or more times a day, there’s no better time than right now to check your balls for lumps!
Fun in the Sun
Posted: Tuesday, April 9th, 2013
Our new plush tooth recently visited Florida for some beaching and bleaching and sent us this postcard. Thanks, Rachel, for taking your tooth with you on vacation! “After careful examination of this deciduous molar,” wrote Gilberto R. on our Facebook page, “I have found three carious lesions (cavities): 2 in the pits (not to be confused with “eyeballs”) and one along the groove (not to be confused with a mouth with one tooth) Now I need my drill and some filling material and I’ll have him looking completely shiny white!”
Lady Bits
Posted: Thursday, April 4th, 2013
Know of a soon-to-be OB GYN grad? Get her what every woman wants (not really) — a deluxe assortment of all things lady from our shop! Let’s be real: being a woman is complicated. Arm yourself with some ladylike essentials to try and laugh at our monthly rollercoaster ride with some smiling body parts, including our happy uterus, ovary and mammary plush pals. Dress up with our special collection of womanly lapel pins, including the uterus, ovary, mammary and bonus placenta! Stay informed with our Good Ol’ Menstrual Cycle poster and keep healthy with our Breast Exam Ever self-exam card. Show off your girl power!
Heart You This Much
Posted: Thursday, April 4th, 2013
Love the way you look today! Share with loved ones.
Gone But Not Forgotten
Posted: Thursday, April 4th, 2013
American Heart Association. American Liver Foundation. American Lung Association. Think of an organ, and most of the time you can think of a non-profit that lives and breathes for a particular organ. But what about the organs we can live without? There is no American Spleen Foundation because most of the time they cut that thing out and toss it in the incinerator as you move into life without this import, yet inessential immune system pal. So we think it’s high time to celebrate the organs you can live without — the gallbladder, spleen and appendix — with their own non-profit. We are proud to introduce the Organization for Organs With No Organization (OOWNO) to celebrate those guts that are gone but not forgotten (actually, these is a Gallbladder Cancer organization). Share you story of your lost appendix with us!
