McKesson Brand - Procedure Mask McKesson ASTM Level 3 Earloops One Size Fits Most [500/CS] (1106632_CS) 781 Tangy and floral notes from EJD7013866

Name: McKesson Brand - Procedure Mask McKesson ASTM Level 3 Earloops One Size Fits Most [500/CS] (1106632_CS) 781 Tangy and floral notes from EJD7013866
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SKU: 99834554992
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McKesson Brand Procedure Mask McKesson ASTM Level 3 Earloops One Size Fits Most [500 CS] (1106632_CS) 781 Tangy and floral notes from EJD7013866 Tangy and floral notes from rose hips and hibiscus offering longevity and efficient performance This high quality procedure mask is designed to provide optimal protection with its ASTM Level 3 rating ensuring safety and reliability during various medical procedures

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