Cardinal 5097 - Sponge Counting Rack with IV Pole Mounting Bracket Curity™ Double For IV Poles - 1/Each
Sponge Counting Rack with IV Pole Mounting Bracket Curity™ Double For IV Poles
This product can be found in our First Aid & Wound Care -> Wound Dressings -> Wound Dressings Accessories section.
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Description / Cardinal 5097 - Sponge Counting Rack with IV Pole Mounting Bracket Curity™ Double For IV Poles - 1/Each
More Information
| Unit Of Measure | Each |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Name | Cardinal |
| Manufacturer Number | 5097 |
| Application | Sponge Counting Rack with IV Pole Mounting Bracket |
| Brand Or Series | Curity™ |
| Qty Per Unit of Measure | 1 |
| For Use With | For IV Poles |
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