O&M Halyard Inc - Surgical Mask Halyard Not Rated Tie Closure One Size Fits Most [300/CS] (188500_CS) 5193 Crafted to provide ergonomic comfort EJD7013866

Name: O&M Halyard Inc - Surgical Mask Halyard Not Rated Tie Closure One Size Fits Most [300/CS] (188500_CS) 5193 Crafted to provide ergonomic comfort EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 79819484582
Price: 79.46 USD
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Rating: 4.5418 (8 reviews)

O&M Halyard Inc - Surgical Mask Halyard Not Rated Tie Closure One Size Fits Most [300/CS] (188500_CS) 5193 Crafted to provide ergonomic comfort EJD7013866

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O&M Halyard Inc Surgical Mask Halyard Not Rated Tie Closure One Size Fits Most [300 CS] (188500_CS) 5193 Crafted to provide ergonomic comfort EJD7013866 Crafted to provide ergonomic comfort each bar is free from artificial additives Experience reliable protection and comfort with this expertly designed surgical mask crafted to meet the demands of healthcare environments

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