Graham Medical Products Patient Exam Gown, Medium/Large, Blue, 1 Case of 50 Toe Crests 9 -12 Toe Color : 63-200991

Name: Graham Medical Products Patient Exam Gown, Medium/Large, Blue, 1 Case of 50 Toe Crests 9 -12 Toe Color : 63-200991
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 87261093920
Price: 58.28 USD
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Rating: 4.3042 (18 reviews)

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Graham Medical Products Patient Exam Gown, Medium Large, Blue, 1 Case of 50 Toe Crests 9 12 Toe Color : 63 200991 9 12 Toe Color : Yellow * Leg Length: Small Reg Length: 29 33 Toe Color: Red * Specifically designed to combat thromboembolism * Latex Free * A convenient opening is located on top of the foot so the skin will never touch the floor * especially at dressing changes Tissue poly gown consists of tissue bonded to a fluid resistant layer of polyethylene that will absorb fluid on one side and protect on the other Reversible with a front or back opening

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