Sunday, October 10, 2010

About Drug Promotions

Shanise’s stuffed rhino originally would have a coat with “Rhinocort” emblazoned on the front. The rhino was a medical promotional toy given free to doctors and hospitals to help sell the drug Rhinocort. This promotional method was voluntarily stopped by the drug industry in 2009, but similar practices remain today.

Written by Steven Greenstein

About Value

Stuffed animals can either be hand-crafted or machine produced. This stuffed rhinoceros was machine produced as free promotional product and therefore has little monetary value. The value of stuffed animals lies in the relationship between the owner and the animal, and is different for every person.

Written by Steven Greenstein


About stuffed animals

Stuffed animals have been machine produced since the 1880’s and can be hand-crafted or machine produced. Shanise’s rhino is machine produced at low cost. Stuffed animals can be used by children and adults, for different purposes. They can be decorative, items of emotional comfort, educational toys, and more!

Written by Steven Greenstein


About Stuffed Animals

Stuffed animals are also known as “plush toys” and have been manufactured since the 1880s. They can be either machine-made or hand sewn. Stuffed animals became popular with the introduction of the “teddy bear” in the early 1900s. Today all sorts of stuffed animals are common in children’s toy collections.


Written by Steven Greenstein