What can I do with old medical textbooks?

What can I do with old medical textbooks?

Older books will sell but require more patience and effort than current texts. For a college store they don’t make sense but try a used book seller or donate to charity sale. Most medical procedures have changed since the 1980’s and new medicines and equipment have come on the market.

What are the most expensive books?

World Book Day 2020: Here’s a look at the world’s most expensive books.

• The Tales of Beedle the Bard, J.K. Rowling – $3.98 million.
• The Gutenberg Bible – $5.4 million.
• First Folio, William Shakespeare – $6 million.
• Birds of America, James Audubon – $11.5 million.
• The Codex Leicester, Leonardo da Vinci – $30.8 million.

What to do with textbooks you can’t sell?

12 Ways to Recycle Old Textbooks

1. Sell your books: This is probably the first thing you’re going to think of.
2. Donate your books: There will always be someone else who needs the book you once used.
3. Ship your books:
4. Recycle your books:
5. Trade your books:
6. Make a free book box:
7. Decorate with books:
8. Rent books:

How do I dispose of old nursing books?

Call your alma mater to find out if the nursing school at which you trained has its own pet charity devoted to distributing textbooks no longer being used. Call the publisher(s) if you come up empty as they may support their own charitable cause dedicated to recycling old nursing texts.

Is it OK to throw books away?

Books with moldy pages cannot be recycled, but must be tossed in the trash before they can spread their mold to other books. If a book cannot be reused or given new life in some other way, it’s perfectly okay to recycle it.

Where can I sell old MCAT books?

Sell on ebay or craigslist. You will still make money.

What is Mcatbros?

MCATBROS is a premedical and MCAT community that provides assistance/guidance/motivation, tutoring and planning services to students taking the MCAT.

Should you keep old textbooks?

In short, you don’t need to keep every single textbook you ever use, but you should not get rid of all of them, either. Keep the books you think will be useful to you in the future, but donate or sell back the books you will no longer need.