Cardinal Health™ Specimen Container, 90 mL, 1 Pack of 100 Curtain Tracks Comes with a foam band 10 milligrams of phenylephrine

Name: Cardinal Health™ Specimen Container, 90 mL, 1 Pack of 100 Curtain Tracks Comes with a foam band 10 milligrams of phenylephrine
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 5732047206
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Cardinal Health™ Specimen Container, 90 mL, 1 Pack of 100 Curtain Tracks Comes with a foam band 10 milligrams of phenylephrine

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Cardinal Health™ Specimen Container, 90 mL, 1 Pack of 100 Curtain Tracks Comes with a foam band 10 milligrams of phenylephrine Comes with a foam band for enhanced comfort levels stainless steel construction for added durability Specimen containers are manufactured from shatterproof polypropylene with a cap design to help prevent leakage There are 400 3 ounce specimen containers in a case

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