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Tube en verre BD Vacutainer® pour la microbiologie du sang total en polyanéthol sulfonate de sodium (SPS) - CA/1000 Amount:Case of 1000 tubes Polyester/rayon absorber provides effective fluid 1-666-33424

Name: Tube en verre BD Vacutainer® pour la microbiologie du sang total en polyanéthol sulfonate de sodium (SPS) - CA/1000 Amount:Case of 1000 tubes Polyester/rayon absorber provides effective fluid 1-666-33424
Brand: verdeneo.nl
SKU: 62965978129
Price: 430.77 USD
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Rating: 4.045 (16 reviews)

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Tube en verre BD Vacutainer® pour la microbiologie du sang total en polyanéthol sulfonate de sodium (SPS) CA 1000 Amount:Case of 1000 tubes Polyester rayon absorber provides effective fluid 1 666 33424 Polyester rayon absorber provides effective fluid containment Sampling volume:10ml Closure Type Color:Classic Yellow Tube size:16 x 100mm

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