Beck's Classic Birdseye Underpad, 18 x 24 Inch, 1 Each Drain Bags and Pouches Baseline© Fold-Up Monofilament Evaluator Hand 63-200991
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Beck's Classic Birdseye Underpad, 18 x 24 Inch, 1 Each Drain Bags and Pouches Baseline© Fold Up Monofilament Evaluator Hand 63 200991 Baseline© Fold Up Monofilament Evaluator Hand Set of 5 with Case * The Baseline© Fold Up Monofilament evaluator is used to measure cutaneous sensory perception threshold * The monofilament test provides a non invasive evaluation with objective and repeatable results * Each monofilament represents a unique amount of force which is marked by force and size * These monofilaments feature an easy to fold nylon filament for protection as well as easy storage and portability * This 5 piece hand set includes 2 Strong lightweight construction Designed to protect your bed linen Quilted to a blended poly rayon heavyweight soaker for leakage defense
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