McKesson Brand - General Purpose Drape McKesson Physical Exam Drape 36 W X 48 L Inch NonSterile [100/CS] 2778 The long lasting powder coated EJD7013866

Name: McKesson Brand - General Purpose Drape McKesson Physical Exam Drape 36 W X 48 L Inch NonSterile [100/CS] 2778 The long lasting powder coated EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 72468637282
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McKesson Brand General Purpose Drape McKesson Physical Exam Drape 36 W X 48 L Inch NonSterile [100 CS] 2778 The long lasting powder coated EJD7013866 The long lasting powder coated finish is not only durable but will provide practical service season after season Packed with engaging and challenging math problems Ensure patient privacy and comfort during examinations with this versatile physical exam drape Measuring 36 by 48 inches

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