Graham Medical Nonsterile Standard General Purpose Drape, 40 x 60 Inch, 1 Case of 100 Wheelchairs-Lightweight K3-4 Pads are 2 x 9 Ships From:FL, USA

Name: Graham Medical Nonsterile Standard General Purpose Drape, 40 x 60 Inch, 1 Case of 100 Wheelchairs-Lightweight K3-4 Pads are 2 x 9 Ships From:FL, USA
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 69807676375
Price: 71.17 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2367 (30 reviews)

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Graham Medical Nonsterile Standard General Purpose Drape, 40 x 60 Inch, 1 Case of 100 Wheelchairs Lightweight K3 4 Pads are 2 x 9 Ships From:FL, USA Pads are 2 x 9 centimeters It soothes the skin without leaving behind residue There are 100 white 40 by 60 inch drapes in a case Constructed of two layers of tissue bonded into one layer for patient comfort and absorbency

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