Something to put on the wall.
Twelve posters, one per specialty. A4 and US Letter for print, and a square crop for social. Free with the programme, and free to download now whether or not you are a partner yet.
Twelve specialty posters.
One per specialty, naming the two panels that fit that room.
Nine kit posters.
One per test kit, for practices that would rather lead with a single panel than a specialty.
Pharmacogenetics (PGX) kit
“Your genes affect how you process medication.”
StemAge has kit artwork but no patient poster, because it has no confirmed analyte list or price yet and we are not going to invent either.
Films for the screen behind the desk.
Three per panel: the kit on its own, how the panel works, and a patient being handed it in a clinic. Silent, short and made to loop. Download them with the posters when your account opens.
Six seconds, no sound. Made to loop on the screen behind a front desk.
What the panel measures and how the sample is collected. Typeset, not generated.
A patient being handed the kit. Closes on the box itself.
Six seconds, no sound. Made to loop on the screen behind a front desk.
What the panel measures and how the sample is collected. Typeset, not generated.
A patient being handed the kit. Closes on the box itself.
Six seconds, no sound. Made to loop on the screen behind a front desk.
What the panel measures and how the sample is collected. Typeset, not generated.
A patient being handed the kit. Closes on the box itself.
Six seconds, no sound. Made to loop on the screen behind a front desk.
What the panel measures and how the sample is collected. Typeset, not generated.
A patient being handed the kit. Closes on the box itself.
Six seconds, no sound. Made to loop on the screen behind a front desk.
What the panel measures and how the sample is collected. Typeset, not generated.
A patient being handed the kit. Closes on the box itself.
Six seconds, no sound. Made to loop on the screen behind a front desk.
What the panel measures and how the sample is collected. Typeset, not generated.
A patient being handed the kit. Closes on the box itself.
Six seconds, no sound. Made to loop on the screen behind a front desk.
What the panel measures and how the sample is collected. Typeset, not generated.
A patient being handed the kit. Closes on the box itself.
Six seconds, no sound. Made to loop on the screen behind a front desk.
What the panel measures and how the sample is collected. Typeset, not generated.
A patient being handed the kit. Closes on the box itself.
Six seconds, no sound. Made to loop on the screen behind a front desk.
What the panel measures and how the sample is collected. Typeset, not generated.
A patient being handed the kit. Closes on the box itself.
Six seconds, no sound. Made to loop on the screen behind a front desk.
What the panel measures and how the sample is collected. Typeset, not generated.
A patient being handed the kit. Closes on the box itself.
All 30 clips are finished — three for every panel in the catalogue. The kit films and the clinic films both show the real printed box, not a stand-in.
Typeset, not generated.
This matters more than it sounds, and it is worth explaining because most clinic marketing in this category gets it wrong.
Posters produced by an image generator have the lettering baked into the picture, and image generators cannot spell. We have seen the results in this exact category: a dental poster reading “CARDOVCCUAL RISK”, “INFLAMATORY APIHIRTIS” and “Available Exclusvely At Your Dantist’s Office” — printed, framed, and on a wall.
Every poster here is typeset from real text at 150 dpi. The words are the words. They will still be the words at A2.
Waiting-room copy is patient-facing, which is where claims discipline matters most. Every line on every poster is written against the same standard as the rest of this site: no systemic-screening claims, no causal claims, and no detection language on a risk panel. The dental poster says the panel measures organisms. It does not say it screens for heart disease, because it does not.
With your practice on the footer.
Partner practices get a personalised set — your practice name and address typeset into the footer of every poster, supplied as print-ready PDFs.
- A4 and US Letter, 150 dpi, print-ready
- Square 1080 crop for social
- Your practice name and address on the footer
- Two short video clips per panel for a waiting-room screen
- Supplied on registration — no additional cost
Printing notes
A4 and Letter are supplied at 150 dpi with a 12 px orange bleed bar at the head. They print clean on an office laser printer and hold up at A2 on a plotter. The square PNG is 1080×1080 for Instagram and LinkedIn.
There is deliberate space above the footer — that is where a practice stamp, a QR sticker or an appointment card sits.
The poster is free. The panel behind it is the programme.
Download anything here without registering. When you want the stock to go with it, you buy at clinic pricing and resell at your own — and we match any order of ten or more.