TS Swag: Blinding Your Sweetheart with Science!

Want a better present than candy and flowers for the scientist in your life? Look no further!

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It's that time of year again...
Looking for something to give to your scientific sweetheart this Valentine's Day? Are you high on passion but low on ideas? The TS Swag pop-up store has just what you need to sweep the scientist in your life away from the bench and into your arms!

Browse our catalog of Valentine-themed snazzy shirts below, or go straight to the source: The TS Swag Zazzle Store

Love, Actually = Oxytocin T-Shirt

Look, we're not saying that love is a process dictated only by chemicals, but it's not like having oxytocin in your life hurts. It's the cuddle chemical, for Pete's sake, so start cuddling, STAT!

Get a little love from your body and brain!

Science Sweethearts - Candy Hearts T-Shirt

What would Valentine's Day be without slogan-emblazoned candy hearts of... debatable alimentary value? This year, tickle someone's punny bone while setting off their nostalgia receptors!

Deliver all of that familiar wit, with none of that ...

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