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Wallcur 278LR - Clinical Training Medication, Liquid, I.V. Bag, 1000 mL - 1/Each
The Wallcur Practi-Lactated Ringer's clinical training medication is a liquid in an I.V. bag. It is made for training use. The bag holds 1000 mL.
Clinical training medication, Practi-Lactated Ringer's
Liquid form
I.V. bag container
1000 mL volume
Wallcur manufacturer number 278LR
More Information
Unit Of Measure
Each
Manufacturer Item Number
278LR
Manufacturer Name
Wallcur
Manufacturer Number
278LR
Application
Clinical Training Medication
Brand Or Series
Practi-Lactated Ringer'sâ„¢
Qty Per Unit of Measure
1
Container Type
I.V. Bag
Form
Liquid
Volume
1000 mL
FAQ
What is included in Training and Education?
Training and Education groups subcategories including Education and Reference Materials, Mannequins and Models, Training Equipment and Kits and Training and Education Accessories. Choose a subcategory to narrow the list.
Which brands does Great Oak Medical carry in Training and Education?
Brands include Nasco Healthcare, Work N Leisure Products Inc, Laerdal Medical, The Dot Printer, Wallcur and Heartstream US LLC, among others.
What units of measure are available for Training and Education?
Items are listed in units such as Each, Pack, Box, Pair and Case. The unit appears at the end of each product title, for example 1/Each.
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