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McKesson Brand - Specimen Container McKesson 192 mL (6.5 oz.) Without Closure NonSterile [500/CS] 1906 Domino Sugar Cubes ERSTCR8579-6
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McKesson Brand Specimen Container McKesson 192 mL (6.5 oz.) Without Closure NonSterile [500 CS] 1906 Domino Sugar Cubes ERSTCR8579 6 Domino Sugar Cubes it features an ocean themed design that will captivate the imagination of children and adults alike This versatile specimen container is designed to provide reliable performance for collecting and storing biological samples it's ideal for a wide range of applications in medical and laboratory settings
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