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Coulter® DxH™ Reagent for use with UniCel® DxH™ 800 Cellular Analysis System, Erythrocyte Lytic Agent, 1 Each Jobst ActiveWear 20-30 Knee-Hi Premoistened alcohol-free wipe is made 10 milligrams of phenylephrine

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Coulter® DxH™ Reagent for use with UniCel® DxH™ 800 Cellular Analysis System, Erythrocyte Lytic Agent, 1 Each Jobst ActiveWear 20 30 Knee Hi Premoistened alcohol free wipe is made 10 milligrams of phenylephrine Premoistened alcohol free wipe is made with aloe and lanolin 5 providing more room than that of traditional rollators without having to go to a bariatric model * Weighing only 16 lbs the rollator also supports up to 350 lb weight capacity * The Walkabout folds quickly and easily into a compact unit for storage and transport * Ergonomic hand grips * Easy to operate locking and quick stop loop brakes (pull up to stop 5 mL container of reagent is intended for use with whole blood samples

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