McKesson Brand - Sharps Container McKesson Prevent® Translucent Red Base 9-1/4 H X 10 W X 6 D Inch Horizontal Entry 2 Gallon [20/CS] 11763 this sauce not only tantalizes EJD7013866

Name: McKesson Brand - Sharps Container McKesson Prevent® Translucent Red Base 9-1/4 H X 10 W X 6 D Inch Horizontal Entry 2 Gallon [20/CS] 11763 this sauce not only tantalizes EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 63060744503
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McKesson Brand Sharps Container McKesson Prevent® Translucent Red Base 9 1 4 H X 10 W X 6 D Inch Horizontal Entry 2 Gallon [20 CS] 11763 this sauce not only tantalizes EJD7013866 this sauce not only tantalizes your taste buds but also nourishes you from within they are designed to handle demanding applications with ease Ensure the safe disposal of sharps with this reliable 2 gallon container Designed with a horizontal entry

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