McKesson Brand - McKesson Centrifuge Tube Plain 15 mL Screw Cap Polypropylene Tube [500/CS] (1082079_CS) INTERNATIONAL COLLECTION Crafted from 100% recycled paper ERSSC-823357-6

Name: McKesson Brand - McKesson Centrifuge Tube Plain 15 mL Screw Cap Polypropylene Tube [500/CS] (1082079_CS) INTERNATIONAL COLLECTION Crafted from 100% recycled paper ERSSC-823357-6
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 12604468409
Price: 126.52 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3177 (5 reviews)

SKU 12604468409 ★ 4.3

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McKesson Brand McKesson Centrifuge Tube Plain 15 mL Screw Cap Polypropylene Tube [500 CS] (1082079_CS) INTERNATIONAL COLLECTION Crafted from 100% recycled paper ERSSC 823357 6 Crafted from 100% recycled paper this battery pack provides the durability and endurance needed to tackle various tasks with ease The secure blue screw cap ensures leak proof containment maintaining sample integrity during centrifugation or storage

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