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Slashdot has a question about how to learn chemistry if a child is being home schooled.
http://ask.slashdot.org/story/12/06/07/1321228/ask-slashdot-teaching-chemistry-to-home-schooled-kids
Might be right up your alley!
I mentioned your books…
Ken Mitchell
Thanks!
Robert Bruce Thompson
Would you ship the FK01 Forensic Science Kit to the uk?
Have the book which is great but need the kit!
Rachel Haddock
Sorry, but we can’t. We ship kits only to the 50 US states. For a while, we were shipping kits to Canada, but even that ended up being far too expensive and too much of a hassle. The problem is international dangerous-goods shipping regulations. When we first started shipping science kits, I got a query from someone in the UK. When I checked with UPS and FedEx, the lowest quote was for more than $400 in shipping charges.
My advice is to check the Internet for forensics vendors in the UK. They should carry most or all of the specialized solutions you need, and the shipping charges should be minimal relative to those from the US.
Robert Bruce Thompson