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Uvex S3350 by Honeywell Silver Polycarbonate Prescription Insert Holder For Use With Genesis XC Safety Glasses (1/EA) Gloves * Unique curved interior helps

Name: Uvex S3350 by Honeywell Silver Polycarbonate Prescription Insert Holder For Use With Genesis XC Safety Glasses (1/EA) Gloves * Unique curved interior helps
Brand: evalobato.com
SKU: 70442996476
Price: 30.33 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.207 (26 reviews)

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70442996476 · ★ 4.2

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Uvex S3350 by Honeywell Silver Polycarbonate Prescription Insert Holder For Use With Genesis XC Safety Glasses (1/EA) Gloves * Unique curved interior helps

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Uvex S3350 by Honeywell Silver Polycarbonate Prescription Insert Holder For Use With Genesis XC Safety Glasses (1 EA) Gloves * Unique curved interior helps * Unique curved interior helps create beautiful drinks effortlessly * Notches on bottom of cup avoid a vacuum effect with saucers * Use with 18620 BL saucer *Features a well balanced handle and high quality blade *Classic brown bubinga wood handle *Corrosion resistant Uvex Rx lens insert holds Rx lenses firmly in place

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