Gastron the Stomach Plushie
Meet your gutsy friend Gastron!
Gastron may not be big in size but he sure is strong and powerful! He is a handsome soft plushie with a big smile to remind you he is always there for you!
Gastron is the perfect gift for your loved ones who have stomach diseases! You can even give Gastron to medical students, doctors or anyone in the healthcare field that needs an extra bit of happiness!Gastron the Stomach comes with a detailed educational booklet that helps you learn how he works and how to keep him healthy. This booklet was curated by our team of medical practitioners who certainly know Gastron like the back of their hand!
He also comes with a complimentary backpack bag so you can carry him around and show all your friends!
Dimensions are 18cm x 25cm x 7cm of the toy. All plushies have 100% polyester fibre filling. The booklet is A6 size. The bag is a cotton drawstring bag 40cm x 30cm. Weight of pack is 250g.
Our toys are tested to ensure they meet the ISO 8124 AUS/NZ Safety Standards
Gastron the Stomach Plushie
Let customers speak for us
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These plushies are the best teaching aid to get kids engaged with learning about the body!!
I actually purchased this for a work colleague who was leaving our team, and we work in the field of gynaecology. She absolutely loved it!
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