Instrument Cleaning Brush - 7-1/4", Stainless Steel Bristles, PK 48 - 10-1655 Brand_Sempermed The B&F Medical oxygen/aerosol mask Brand_Coloplast

Name: Instrument Cleaning Brush - 7-1/4", Stainless Steel Bristles, PK 48 - 10-1655 Brand_Sempermed The B&F Medical oxygen/aerosol mask Brand_Coloplast
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 57864154492
Price: 159.84 USD
Availability: InStock
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Instrument Cleaning Brush 7 1 4", Stainless Steel Bristles, PK 48 10 1655 Brand_Sempermed The B&F Medical oxygen aerosol mask Brand_Coloplast The B&F Medical oxygen aerosol mask from Allied Healthcare is designed for oxygen therapy use and shoulder procedures polypropylene plastic handle Is Sterile non sterile Is Taa Compliant taa compliant Latex Free not made with natural rubber latex Type cleaning brushes Uom pk Uom Description 48 items pack It is sold in packs of 48

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