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I Heart Guts Gallbladder Keychain - Gall of The Wild - 1 7/8" Engraved Enamel Metal Keychain
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I Heart Guts Gallbladder Keychain - Gall of The Features
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This lil’ gall will gladly accompany you on those late night fatty fast food runs.
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Engraved back of keychain and display read: "Gallbladder: Gall of the Wild"
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Learn all about your digestive buddy on informative cardboard backing.
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Zinc alloy with soft enamel, gallbladder measures 1 3/4" x 1 7/8".
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I Heart Guts puts a smile on your face and smarts in your brain.
About I Heart Guts Gallbladder Keychain - Gall Of The
Take your gallbladder everywhere you go with this awesome keychain. The gallbladder collects and concentrates bile, a substance made by the liver and used to digest fat. Bile helps keeps your cholesterol in check! Gallstones are the crystals that sometimes form from the bile. You can give your gallbladder a break by laying off the fat. You go, gall! The engraved back of the keychain and cardboard display read: "Gallbladder: Gall of the Wild," and the display backing includes a special info card all about this digestive buddy. The gallbladder part of the keychain measures 1 3/4" x 1 7/8" Zinc alloy with soft enamel, polybagged. Designed in the US, made in China. I Heart Guts happy organs put a smile on your face and smarts in your brain! Our adorable organs make the perfect gift for everything from a broken heart to a tummy ache. Get your feet wet in anatomy or bone up on your physiology with our nerdy plush toys! I Heart Guts is the brainchild of an anatomically obsessed illustrator who loves internal organs and all they do. Founded in 2005, our bare-bones family operation strives to offer plush organs with love, style and geeky puns. I Heart Guts plush organs were named Best of Toy Fair by Popular Science magazine in 2014.
