Graduated Specimen Container With Pour Spout, 6.5 oz., Thermometer Strip, Polypropylene, 500/Pack Dual Temperature 128 Channel Memory 51-116016U-5RY

Name: Graduated Specimen Container With Pour Spout, 6.5 oz., Thermometer Strip, Polypropylene, 500/Pack Dual Temperature 128 Channel Memory 51-116016U-5RY
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 5392452265
Price: 182.57 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5868 (14 reviews)

Graduated Specimen Container With Pour Spout, 6.5 oz., Thermometer Strip, Polypropylene, 500/Pack Dual Temperature 128 Channel Memory 51-116016U-5RY

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Graduated Specimen Container With Pour Spout, 6.5 oz., Thermometer Strip, Polypropylene, 500 Pack Dual Temperature 128 Channel Memory 51 116016U 5RY 128 Channel Memory crevice tool and extension wand for maximum application versatility This popular plastic collection cup holds up to 6 5 ounces of liquid and offers a unique pour spout to transfer liquids without spilling

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