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Cardinal - Sharps Container Cabinet / Wall Enclosure In-Room™ Plastic Wall Mount Locking [1/CS] (207917_CS) Plumbing Equipment Designed to provide superior support EJD7013866
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Cardinal Sharps Container Cabinet Wall Enclosure In Room™ Plastic Wall Mount Locking [1 CS] (207917_CS) Plumbing Equipment Designed to provide superior support EJD7013866 Designed to provide superior support Experience the advanced care of a wound cleanser designed to effectively clean and reduce the risk of infection Enhance safety and organization in healthcare settings with this robust sharps collector cabinet Designed for easy wall mounting
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