Welch Allyn FlexiPort Reusable Blood Pressure Cuff with Two-Tube Mated Locking Connector Size:Size-09 Child brass body for long-lasting efficiency Configuration:Suture, Reverse Cutting, Size 2-0, Black, 30", Needle C-15, 3/8 Circle, 3 dz/bx
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Welch Allyn FlexiPort Reusable Blood Pressure Cuff with Two Tube Mated Locking Connector Size:Size 09 Child brass body for long lasting efficiency Configuration:Suture, Reverse Cutting, Size 2 0, Black, 30", Needle C 15, 3 8 Circle, 3 dz bx brass body for long lasting efficiency and allows professional rescuers to either receive video and audio instructions or monitor detailed ECG data each color coded for easy identification #REUSE 12L 2MF: Size 12L Large Adult Long
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