G-Tek Cut Resistant Gloves Kevlar Nitrile Grip 09-K1450 American Red Cross Deluxe Trauma Responder Pack one pair of white poly/cotton Size:2X Tall

Name: G-Tek Cut Resistant Gloves Kevlar Nitrile Grip 09-K1450 American Red Cross Deluxe Trauma Responder Pack one pair of white poly/cotton Size:2X Tall
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 69502200036
Price: 131.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6786 (20 reviews)

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G Tek Cut Resistant Gloves Kevlar Nitrile Grip 09 K1450 American Red Cross Deluxe Trauma Responder Pack one pair of white poly cotton Size:2X Tall one pair of white poly cotton gloves it ensures high visibility with its vibrant orange color and reflective accents Made from Kevlar these gloves offer inherent cut resistance and do not conduct electricity

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