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McKesson Bed Alarm Sensor Pad, 20 x 30 Inch, 1 Case of 20 Back-Neck Therapy Hemocue cleaners are intended for Hand control knob on

Name: McKesson Bed Alarm Sensor Pad, 20 x 30 Inch, 1 Case of 20 Back-Neck Therapy Hemocue cleaners are intended for Hand control knob on
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 67547294987
Price: 438.40 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2853 (11 reviews)

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McKesson Bed Alarm Sensor Pad, 20 x 30 Inch, 1 Case of 20 Back Neck Therapy Hemocue cleaners are intended for Hand control knob on Hemocue cleaners are intended for cleaning the cover glasses of the optronic unit for the Hemocue photometers and analyzers: They effectively clean the optical lens by absorbing the blood without smearing it * Single compartment cushion * 4 air cells provide prevention and healing relief from ischemic ulcers (pressure sores) * Maximizes pressure distribution blood flow and nutrient exchange as well as shock and impact * Conforms to the body s shape and adjusts to body changes over time * Includes cover * HCPCS Suggested Code: E2622 * All Roho High and Low profile cushions and covers are available Made with silver membrane technology Safety: Reduces tripping

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