Dented Slipcase Discount

$30 DISCOUNT! Although all atlases are in perfect condition, some slipcases were dented during transport from our printer to our warehouse. You can purchase them at a discount.

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Bad Nut Publishing

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January 8, 2026

Even though our printer and shipping broker took great care to protect the shipment, a small number of "Anatomy by Planes" atlases arrived with dented slipcases.

You can see examples of the dents in the video and photos below.

The good news: the slipcases did exactly what they're meant to do. The atlases inside are completely undamaged and in perfect condition.

Still, we don’t think you should pay full price for a premium soft tissue therapy anatomy atlas with a dented slipcase. So, we’re offering a "dented slipcase discount."

If you don’t mind a dent or two, you can save $30 off the regular price. Quantities are limited, so once they're gone, they're gone.

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Anatomy by Planes is a soft tissue therapy anatomy atlas designed for massage therapists, bodyworkers, and movement professionals, with clear illustrations that make complex anatomical relationships easier to understand and apply in practice. It supports both study and hands-on clinical work.

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Bad Nut Publishing is a premier boutique publishing house dedicated to soft tissue therapy. We set ourselves apart by prioritizing practical and user-friendly publications over theoretical or overly complex works. Our core mission—to make information accessible and actionable—is reflected in our commitment to "low threshold," "easy to understand," and "ease of use." We empower you to enhance your practice and effectively support your clients with our expertly crafted resources.

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