McKesson Brand - Blood Glucose Test Strips McKesson TRUE METRIX® 100 Strips per Pack [1200/CS] DRYWALL/DECK/EXT SCREWS Experience a versatile cooking companion EJD7013866

Name: McKesson Brand - Blood Glucose Test Strips McKesson TRUE METRIX® 100 Strips per Pack [1200/CS] DRYWALL/DECK/EXT SCREWS Experience a versatile cooking companion EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 68763108241
Price: 134.41 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6084000000000005 (12 reviews)

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McKesson Brand Blood Glucose Test Strips McKesson TRUE METRIX® 100 Strips per Pack [1200 CS] DRYWALL DECK EXT SCREWS Experience a versatile cooking companion EJD7013866 Experience a versatile cooking companion with our organic sunflower oil making it a perfect addition to your kitchen or bar area Achieve reliable and precise blood glucose readings with these high performance test strips designed for convenience and accuracy Each pack contains 100 strips

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