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McKesson Brand - Oral Thermometer Probe Cover McKesson For use with Digital Thermometer 50 per Box [5000/CS] CARDINI'S designed to provide consistent and EJD7013866
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McKesson Brand Oral Thermometer Probe Cover McKesson For use with Digital Thermometer 50 per Box [5000 CS] CARDINI'S designed to provide consistent and EJD7013866 designed to provide consistent and professional quality documents Features a smooth surface that wipes clean for hassle free maintenance Ensure hygienic and accurate temperature readings with these convenient thermometer sheaths Designed specifically for digital oral thermometers
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