McKesson Brand - Sharps Container McKesson Prevent® Red Base 24-3/5 H X 17-3/10 W X 13 L Inch Vertical Entry 18 Gallon [7/CS] Learning Centers accurate cuts EJD7013866

Name: McKesson Brand - Sharps Container McKesson Prevent® Red Base 24-3/5 H X 17-3/10 W X 13 L Inch Vertical Entry 18 Gallon [7/CS] Learning Centers accurate cuts EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 8499286904
Price: 170.05 USD
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McKesson Brand Sharps Container McKesson Prevent® Red Base 24 3 5 H X 17 3 10 W X 13 L Inch Vertical Entry 18 Gallon [7 CS] Learning Centers accurate cuts EJD7013866 accurate cuts The Phillips drive and robust construction guarantee easy installation and reliable holding strength This high capacity sharps container offers a reliable solution for the safe disposal of medical waste With an 18 gallon capacity

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