BD Vacutainer Eclipse Needle, Pre-Attached Holder, 1 3/4in length, 22 Gauge - Case of 100 Rectangular Service Tray Product Type: Rear Wheel 1197#3

Name: BD Vacutainer Eclipse Needle, Pre-Attached Holder, 1 3/4in length, 22 Gauge - Case of 100 Rectangular Service Tray Product Type: Rear Wheel 1197#3
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 34085876961
Price: 113.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2817 (30 reviews)

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BD Vacutainer Eclipse Needle, Pre Attached Holder, 1 3 4in length, 22 Gauge Case of 100 Rectangular Service Tray Product Type: Rear Wheel 1197#3 Product Type: Rear Wheel SimplyGo (1113601) Mini portable oxygen concentrator BD Vacutainer Eclipse Blood Collection Needle is the desired choice for venipuncture because of its safety engineering The design allows for easy one handed activation for easy blood draws

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