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BOX/50, Peripheral IV Catheter McKesson Prevent® R 20 Gauge 1 Inch Button Retracting Safety Needle Application_Germ Simulator Kit 60 Inch Low-Pressure Tubing with

Name: BOX/50, Peripheral IV Catheter McKesson Prevent® R 20 Gauge 1 Inch Button Retracting Safety Needle Application_Germ Simulator Kit 60 Inch Low-Pressure Tubing with
Brand: evalobato.com
SKU: 93829149428
Price: 185.11 USD
Availability: InStock
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BOX 50, Peripheral IV Catheter McKesson Prevent® R 20 Gauge 1 Inch Button Retracting Safety Needle Application_Germ Simulator Kit 60 Inch Low Pressure Tubing with 60 Inch Low Pressure Tubing with Prime Tube polychloroprene synthetic polymer High pressure design suitable for use with power injectors rated for a maximum of 300 psi color coded catheter hub and packaging for easy size identification of 20 gauge needle

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