Frequently Asked Questions

General

How do I place and pay for an order?

Do you have a facebook page?

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Do you sell your products through bookshops and distributors?

Is my Credit Card Payment Secure?

BIOZONE uses Paypal to securely process all credit card payments. Your credit card details will not be retained after processing your order. For more details on Paypal please visit their site.

Are freight charges included in the price?

Your freight will be calculated at checkout and included in the final cost of your order. Please see our Shipping page for more details.

What is your delivery timeframe?

I have purchased a download, where can I find it?

Am I able to get an inspection copy of a workbook before I make a purchase for my class?

We are unable to supply inspection copies. Full digital previews of our workbooks can be viewed from the product pages on our website. We offer free products if you attend one of our conference workshops. Please check our Conference & Events page regularly for conference dates.

Can I photocopy pages from any of the workbooks for my class?

We do not allow photocopying and any duplication of our workbooks in any other way is not permitted.

I couldn't attach my purchase order at checkout, how do I send you a copy?

How are the BIOZONE workbooks best used?

The activities from our workbooks may be set as homework, classroom activities, or for review in preparation for exams. Activities and exercises make up most of the content in the workbooks. These activities are designed to reinforce concepts learnt in the classroom. The activity pages may provide a way of introducing new concepts to students for the first time, or they may be used to test understanding of concepts already taught. In some cases the activities require the students to carry out background reading from a textbook, or other source of information. In the bottom corner of each activity is a code (e.g. RA2). This gives the teacher and student an idea of the type of activity and complexity of the activity (in this case R = Research outside the information on the page, A = Application of knowledge to solve a problem; 2 = some complex reasoning may be required).