Eyewash, 1 Each Teaching Aids Cover 6 Month Limited Warranty 63-200991

Name: Eyewash, 1 Each Teaching Aids Cover 6 Month Limited Warranty 63-200991
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 180457168
Price: 33.30 USD
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Eyewash, 1 Each Teaching Aids Cover 6 Month Limited Warranty 63 200991 Cover 6 Month Limited Warranty * Medicare code: E0371 Group 2 Support Surfaces 9% kill rate of bacteria and germs significantly reducing the risk of infection from an improperly cleaned CPAP * UV C light is considered to be the safest disinfection option on the market as Ozone used in other systems has been shown by the EPA to cause irritation of the lungs and respiratory system at relatively low amounts * Safe and easy to use Pocket sized eyewash bottle is small enough to keep in a pocket or purse to provide immediate eye care in the home (120 ml) oval polyethylene bottle has an eyecup with a tight fitting snap on lid

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