Biohazard Specimen Transport Bag, 6" x 9", Glue Seal, Document Pouch, 1000/Pack Food Service Bags 20/BoxFeatures: Meets CDC guidelines for 51-116016U-5RY

Name: Biohazard Specimen Transport Bag, 6" x 9", Glue Seal, Document Pouch, 1000/Pack Food Service Bags 20/BoxFeatures: Meets CDC guidelines for 51-116016U-5RY
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 37904366159
Price: 120.95 USD
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Biohazard Specimen Transport Bag, 6" x 9", Glue Seal, Document Pouch, 1000 Pack Food Service Bags 20 BoxFeatures: Meets CDC guidelines for 51 116016U 5RY 20 BoxFeatures: Meets CDC guidelines for protection against TB Qty Price 1 2 $170 These bags are designed for the safe transportation of specimens and documentation Each bag is printed with the biohazard symbol and offers checkmark boxes to indicate special handling instructions

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