McKesson Brand - General Purpose Drape McKesson Physical Exam Drape 40 W X 60 L Inch NonSterile [100/CS] (40427_CS) 381 making it a perfect addition EJD7013866

Name: McKesson Brand - General Purpose Drape McKesson Physical Exam Drape 40 W X 60 L Inch NonSterile [100/CS] (40427_CS) 381 making it a perfect addition EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 90527704480
Price: 51.95 USD
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McKesson Brand General Purpose Drape McKesson Physical Exam Drape 40 W X 60 L Inch NonSterile [100 CS] (40427_CS) 381 making it a perfect addition EJD7013866 making it a perfect addition to any home or medical facility Experience advanced skin protection with our carefully formulated cream Designed for ultimate protection and versatility this sterile physical exam drape ensures both patient comfort and safety during medical examinations

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