McKesson Brand - Specimen Transport Bag McKesson 8 X 10 Inch Zip Closure Biohazard Symbol / Storage Instructions NonSterile [1000/CS] 1509 Experience the ultimate in fuel ERSSC-823357-6
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McKesson Brand Specimen Transport Bag McKesson 8 X 10 Inch Zip Closure Biohazard Symbol Storage Instructions NonSterile [1000 CS] 1509 Experience the ultimate in fuel ERSSC 823357 6 Experience the ultimate in fuel line performance with this high quality polymer blend hose providing a reliable base for creativity and clinics this non sterile bag offers peace of mind during specimen handling and transfer
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