Transparency of this mezuzah case allows you to view the Mezuzah scroll. This is the perfect Mezuzah case for a low budget and waterproof, without compromising on visual sophistication. This mezuzah comes with mounting adhesive for ready to go easy installation as well as holes for installation with screws. hanging screws included.   

100% Kosher Mezuzah, Only hand-written scroll containing the words of "Hear oh Israel" passage from Deuteronomy (Deut. 6:4-6:9).(12cm / apx. 4.75" inch)

By affixing of this scroll to your doorpost, you will satisfies the Mitzvah of the mezuzah.

it will fits easily into any of our beautiful mezuzah cases.

The parchment you receive is a completely kosher scroll, that meets the highest standard. All of mezuzah parchments - klafim, are written by certified sofrim - scribes in Israel, using only the highest quality of natural parchment - klaf, and ink. Each parchment is examined twice manually by certified megihim - proof readers examiner, and a final check by computer.

Do you need help with checking of Mezuzot? We are happy to offer assistance and guidance related to all aspects of Mezuzot. Mezuzot should be checked twice every seven years to see if they have been affected by adverse weather conditions, or by folding (which can cause cracks in the letters), or if any other defect has occurred. It is preferable to check Mezuzot which are on the outside of a building more often, due to their vulnerability to the elements. 

Just DROP OFF and we will have a scribe Check them 

Tefillin should be checked every 3.5 years to ensure that they are Kosher. Many Rabbis have reccomended that they be checked every year. There are many things that the Sofer(scribe) will look for when he checks your Tefillin. The two basic categories are: Damage that may have occurred do to water, heat etc. and problems in the way the Tefillin was written such as spelling mistakes, touching letters, improper spacing etc. If a problem is found, the Sofer has to determine if it can be corrected or not. Checking Tefillin requires the Sofer to check the Batim and Retzuos, to insure that they are Kosher. Unfortunately, many sofrim only check the scrolls but not the other parts of the Tefillin. Tefillin checking tends to be much more expensive than Mezuzah checking because the Sofer has to re-assemble and sew shut the Tefillin. This is a time consuming process.