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Testing Kits for Kinesiologists & Natural Therapists Testing Kits for Kinesiologists & Natural Therapists The kits come in easy seal bags and boxes are available separately for storage if required (see below). Postage will range from $7.00 to $13.00 ($12 to $26 for Express). The prices of these kits may change from time to time. Please check before or when ordering as to any prices changes. Individual vials may be purchased from kits for $17 each (or $13 each for 7 or more). Other single vials & update vials - see pages back of manual This manual is available at $29.00 plus $7.00 postage. With kit purchases it is available at a basic price of $19.00. After an initial purchase, any updated or later editions can be purchased at $15.00 plus $7.00 postage. Testing Kit Boxes & Empty Vials: Test Kit Box for 50 Vials (plastic box - vials upright): $13.00 or $10.00 with kits Test Kit Box for 100 Vials (plastic box - vials upright): $17.00 or $14.00 with Kits Test Kit Box for 72 vials (flat cardboard box with foam inlay – vials lay flat): $42 or $35 with kits Empty Vials for Liquids: 8 x 40 mm glass vial with plastic top: $6.00 per 10 vials or $52.00 per 100 pack. Empty Vials for Solids: 10 x 40mm glass vial with plastic top: $8.00 per 10 vials or $69.00 per 100 pack Pathology & Histology Testing Kits A Range of Kinesiological Testing Kits for Anatomy & Pathologies of the Body Organs & Systems (contents lists included in this manual) see contents page 3 Flower Essences We supply a variety of Flower Essences, and other types of Essences, plus accessories. Please enquire or see last pages for a brief. These content list can also be viewed on our website: www.kinesiologyshop.com - from there go to our test kits category This information represents many hours of diligent research over many years and is protected by copyright. Please do not copy more than 200 words, or photocopy all or part to pass on to others (either freely or for gain), without the express permission of the author, Jane Thurnell-Read Testing Kit Description Manual 15th Edition Copyright Jane Thurnell Read 2017 Page 1 CONTENTS PAGES Test Kit Title.............................................................Page ........................... Cost Introduction ........................................................................ 4 Acupuncture Meridians (14 vials) ................................... 6 ...................................$55 Amino Acids (21 vials) ..................................................... 7 ...................................$67 Anaesthetic & Pain (48 vials) .......................................... 9 ...................................$169 Animals: Canine (60 vials) .............................................. 12 ..................................$198 Animals: Equine (30 vials) .............................................. 15 ..................................$98 Animals: Feline # 1 ( 85 vials) ....................................... 17 ..................................$275 Animals: Feline # 2 (33 vials) ........................................ 20 ..................................$105 Bach Flower Remedies (39 vials)................................... 22 ..................................$170 Bacteria 1 (56 vials) ......................................................... 25 ..................................$179 Bacteria 2 (37 vials) ......................................................... 28 ..................................$119 Bacteria 3 (56) ................................................................. 30 ..................................$185 Biofilms (15 vials) ............................................................ 33 ..................................$52 Body Biochemicals 1 (25 vials) ...................................... 34 ..................................$109 Body Biochemicals 2 (25 vials) ...................................... 36 ..................................$109 Body Biochemicals 3 (25 vials) ...................................... 38 ..................................$109 Body Biochemicals 4 (25 vials) ...................................... 40 ..................................$109 Body Biochemicals 5 (25 vials) ...................................... 41 ..................................$109 Body Biochemicals 6 (25 vials) ...................................... 43 ..................................$109 Body Biochemicals 7 (25 vials) ...................................... 45 ..................................$109 Bowel Nosodes (11 vials) ............................................... 47 ..................................$39 Candida (13 vials) ............................................................ 48 ..................................$47 Chemicals & Inhalants (39 vials).................................... 49 ..................................$125 Cytokines & Immune # 1 (40 vials) ................................ 51 ..................................$188 Cytokines & Immune # 2 (13 vials) ................................ 54 ..................................$198 Dental (50 vials) ............................................................ 55 ..................................$166 Digestive Enzyme (16 vials) ........................................... 56 ..................................$55 Drinks: Alcoholic A(26 vials) .......................................... 57 ..................................$86 Drinks: Alcoholic B (21 vials) ......................................... 57 ..................................$69 Earth Energies (7 vials)................................................... 58 ..................................$35 Electromagnetic (updated 2019) (25 vials).................... 59 ..................................$83 Elements (84 vials) .......................................................... 60 ..................................$253 Emotional States (10 composite vials) ........................... 66 ..................................$45 Essential Oils A (37 vials) ............................................... 68 ..................................$119 Essential Oils B (37 vials) ............................................... 69 ..................................$119 Foods A (56 vials) ............................................................ 70 ..................................$175 Foods B (52 vials) ............................................................ 71 ..................................$165 Foods C (50 vials) ............................................................ 72 ..................................$155 Foods D (42 vials) ............................................................ 73 ..................................$135 Foods E (25 vials) ............................................................ 73 ..................................$79 Foods F (25 vials) ............................................................ 74 ..................................$79 Foods G (50 vials) ........................................................... 75 ..................................$165 Food - Mushrooms (14 vials) .......................................... 76 ..................................$55 Food - Milk & Milk Substitutes (18 vials) ....................... 77 ..................................$65 Food - Flours (41 vials) ................................................... 78 ..................................$135 Food - Pulses (19 vials) .................................................. 79 ..................................$60 Food - Toxins (10 vials) ................................................... 79 ..................................$62 Food - Vegetable Oils (29 vials) ..................................... 80 ..................................$93 Foods A to G arranged alphabetically .......................... 81 Food Phenolic Compounds (14 vials) ........................... 86 ..................................$55 Food Additive A (31 vials) ............................................... 87 ..................................$99 Food Additive B (25 vials) .............................................. 88 ..................................$85 Fragrance (27 vials)........................................................ 90 ..................................$95 Fungus 1 Protozoa, Rickettsia & Chlamydia (30 vials) 92 ..................................$99 Fungus 2 (30 Vials) ......................................................... 94 ..................................$99 Fungus 3 (24 vials) .......................................................... 96 ..................................$95 Human Histology - Healthy Tissues (75 Vials) ............. 98 ..................................$269 Homoeopathic A(54 vials) ............................................. 101 .................................$210 Homoeopathic B (50 vials) ............................................ 103 .................................$198 Hormone (30 vials) ......................................................... 105 .................................$98 Immunoglobulin (5 vials) ............................................... 107 .................................$29 Page 2 Testing Kit Description Manual 15th Edition Copyright Jane Thurnell Read 2017 Test Kit Title.............................................................Page ........................... Cost Industrial & Environmental Chemicals 1 (25 vials) ..... 108 .................................$85 Industrial & Environmental Chemicals 2 (25 vials) ..... 109 .................................$85 Industrial & Environmental Chemicals 3 (25 vials) ..... 111 .................................$85
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