Graduated Tite-Rite Container, 60mL (2 oz.), Polypropylene, 48mm Opening, White Screwcap, 500/Pack Corrugated Box This product has been tested LSE-104-L

Name: Graduated Tite-Rite Container, 60mL (2 oz.), Polypropylene, 48mm Opening, White Screwcap, 500/Pack Corrugated Box This product has been tested LSE-104-L
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 60062508398
Price: 129.78 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0702 (8 reviews)

SKU 60062508398 ★ 4.1

Graduated Tite-Rite Container, 60mL (2 oz.), Polypropylene, 48mm Opening, White Screwcap, 500/Pack Corrugated Box This product has been tested LSE-104-L

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Graduated Tite Rite Container, 60mL (2 oz.), Polypropylene, 48mm Opening, White Screwcap, 500 Pack Corrugated Box This product has been tested LSE 104 L This product has been tested and meets the NIOSH standard of Surgical N95 arched backrest Leak Resistant These containers are the ultimate in leak tight storage and transport of liquids

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