Sklar Ferrozell Ligature Conductor - 26-1986 Brand_Gomco 45% Injection USP Configuration:Emoji Adhesive Bandages, 2.75" x 1.888" x 4.188", 20/bx, 72bx/cs
Sklar Ferrozell Ligature Conductor - 26-1986 Brand_Gomco 45% Injection USP Configuration:Emoji Adhesive Bandages, 2.75" x 1.888" x 4.188", 20/bx, 72bx/cs
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Sklar Ferrozell Ligature Conductor 26 1986 Brand_Gomco 45% Injection USP Configuration:Emoji Adhesive Bandages, 2.75" x 1.888" x 4.188", 20 bx, 72bx cs 45% Injection USP #002 2006 814: Stone Disposable Or Reusable reusable Grade sklar or grade Handle Style solid flat Instrument Curvature straight Instrument Length 9 1 2" Instrument Material ferrozell (artificial wood made from cotton and epoxy)) Is Sterile non sterile Is Taa Compliant taa compliant Latex Free not made with natural rubber latex Surname ferrozell Uom ea Uom Description 1 each
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