McKesson Brand - Exam Glove McKesson Confiderm® 3.8 Large NonSterile Nitrile Standard Cuff Length Textured Fingertips Blue Not Rated [1000/CS] 6919 each ball captures and mirrors EJD7013866

Name: McKesson Brand - Exam Glove McKesson Confiderm® 3.8 Large NonSterile Nitrile Standard Cuff Length Textured Fingertips Blue Not Rated [1000/CS] 6919 each ball captures and mirrors EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 71574556523
Price: 113.80 USD
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McKesson Brand Exam Glove McKesson Confiderm® 3.8 Large NonSterile Nitrile Standard Cuff Length Textured Fingertips Blue Not Rated [1000 CS] 6919 each ball captures and mirrors EJD7013866 each ball captures and mirrors its surroundings Packaged in a convenient 13 oz size Experience superior protection and comfort with these large blue nitrile exam gloves

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