Personalized Chemistry Dad Mug – Periodic Table Pun
- Live preview — what you see is what we print
- Made to order, just for you
- Free reprint or full refund if it arrives damaged — see policy
Shipping & Returns
- Order placedNov 3
- Order shipsNov 6 – Nov 10
- DeliveredNov 12 – Nov 19
- Production: 3–5 business days. Standard shipping to United States: 4–7 business days after it ships; other destinations are listed in the shipping policy.
- Standard shipping to United States: $7.99 + $2.99 each extra item.
- Need a change? Orders can be modified within 2 hours after being placed.
- Damaged, misprinted or wrong item? Tell us within 30 days of delivery for a free reprint or full refund.
- Canvas, posters and metal signs can't be delivered to PO boxes.
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Description
This personalized periodic table mug turns the word FAtHEr into a chemistry joke: Fluorine, Astatine, Hydrogen and Erbium sit side by side, each with a cheeky note about Dad. He is reactive, radioactive in the best way, and the most abundant presence in the room. It's a wink at every dad who never let a science pun go unused.
It suits a chemistry teacher, a lab-coat engineer or any dad who loves a nerdy laugh. Father's Day is the obvious moment, though a birthday or a Christmas morning coffee works just as well.
You make it his by adding a name to the design and choosing the mug size that fits his coffee habit.
Product Details
- High-quality ceramic mug
- Dishwasher safe
- Microwave safe
- White gloss 11 oz, 15 oz
How personalization works
Choose your product
- Size: 11oz and 15oz
Make it yours
- Name: up to 15 characters
Preview and order
- Check the live preview; tap the photos to see the finished product.
- We print your design exactly as previewed, made to order.
Good to know
How long can the name be? Up to 15 characters. Letters, numbers and most symbols print as typed.
Can I upload a photo? This design is personalized with the choices and text above; it does not take a photo.
Will it look like the preview? Yes. The live preview is drawn from the same file we print, so names, characters and colors come out as you set them.
