SOFT PLUG Silicone Preloaded Punctal Plugs (2 per Pack) Salt Pan Frame Warmer Provides extended temporary occlusion lasting RE4240ALMOND

Name: SOFT PLUG Silicone Preloaded Punctal Plugs (2 per Pack) Salt Pan Frame Warmer Provides extended temporary occlusion lasting RE4240ALMOND
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 96251446793
Price: 40.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3195 (30 reviews)

SKU 96251446793 · ★ 4.3

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SOFT PLUG Silicone Preloaded Punctal Plugs (2 per Pack) Salt Pan Frame Warmer Provides extended temporary occlusion lasting RE4240ALMOND Provides extended temporary occlusion lasting approximately 6 months Tono Pen AVIA® Tonometer with Quick Tap® Measurement Mode builds on all the features that made the classic Tono Pen® XL Tonometer the most widely used handheld tonometer Manufacturer Part Number: 6610 (0 The nose portion of the plug has a larger diameter which is designed to fit in the canaliculum in order to retain the plug in the punctum

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