McKesson Steel Offset Cane, 29¾ – 37¾ Inch Height, 1 Case of 6 CompleteMed * Useful in the diagnosis 63-200991

Name: McKesson Steel Offset Cane, 29¾ – 37¾ Inch Height, 1 Case of 6 CompleteMed * Useful in the diagnosis 63-200991
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 64958036692
Price: 112.15 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4878 (30 reviews)

SKU 64958036692 ★ 4.5

USD112.15 USD138.15

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McKesson Steel Offset Cane, 29¾ – 37¾ Inch Height, 1 Case of 6 CompleteMed * Useful in the diagnosis 63 200991 * Useful in the diagnosis of head lice and the treatment of fungus infections and injuries to the skin and eyes * Lightweight cordless design make this lamp easy to use and store * One 4W black light flourescent tube * Requires 4 AA batteries (not included) Finished edges minimize lint and unraveling single push button mechanism adjusts the height of the steel cane from 29 3 4 inches to 37 3 4 inches Tighten the locking ring to prevent rattling and increase stability

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