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Puritan® Specimen Collection Swab, 6-Inch Length, 1 Box of 100 Work-Taping Tables Designed to segregate hazardous pharmaceutical Upholstery

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Hand-finished studio piece · Cobalt glaze series

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Puritan® Specimen Collection Swab, 6 Inch Length, 1 Box of 100 Work Taping Tables Designed to segregate hazardous pharmaceutical Upholstery Designed to segregate hazardous pharmaceutical waste under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Without Support * # 9 * Has wires that allow it to be manually shaped for different anatomies and can be used for a first to second degree prolapse cystocele stress incontinence and an incomplete cervix or uterine retroversion * Because of the shapable wires the hodge pessary must be removed during x rays ultrasounds and MRIs * All pessaries are made with 100% silicone and are latex free Wrapped two to a pack Non migrating handle (no fluid intake in handle)

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