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Cardinal - Sharps Container In-Room™ Translucent Red Base 16-1/4 H X 13-3/4 W X 6 D Inch Horizontal Entry 3 Gallon [10/CS] 1528 designed to provide support and EJD7013866
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Cardinal Sharps Container In Room™ Translucent Red Base 16 1 4 H X 13 3 4 W X 6 D Inch Horizontal Entry 3 Gallon [10 CS] 1528 designed to provide support and EJD7013866 designed to provide support and stability for individuals with mobility challenges designed to provide a smooth and durable coat on interior surfaces Designed for safe and convenient disposal this multi purpose sharps container ensures reliable containment of needles and other medical waste
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