McKesson Brand - Procedure Towel McKesson 13 W X 18 L Inch White / Blue Cartoon Toes NonSterile [500/CS] (1069101_CS) YUMEARTH Its unique design adds a EJD7013866

Name: McKesson Brand - Procedure Towel McKesson 13 W X 18 L Inch White / Blue Cartoon Toes NonSterile [500/CS] (1069101_CS) YUMEARTH Its unique design adds a EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 60606543349
Price: 40.48 USD
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McKesson Brand Procedure Towel McKesson 13 W X 18 L Inch White Blue Cartoon Toes NonSterile [500 CS] (1069101_CS) YUMEARTH Its unique design adds a EJD7013866 Its unique design adds a playful touch while maintaining the high standards of hygiene and durability essential for any medical practice each sheet provides a smooth writing surface that complements any pen or pencil of your choice Brighten up any procedure with these playful and practical towels featuring a delightful cartoon toe design

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