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Biohazard Sharps Container 1L

Biohazard Sharps Cont.

This item offers an economical line of Biohazard Container with many different features.

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This item offers an economical line of Biohazard Container with many different features.

Features:

  • Portable phlebotomy containers.
  • Fit into present blood drawing trays.
  • For hypodermic and IV needles.
  • Facilitate temporary and final closures.

Dimensions: 8.8 x 2.5 x 4.5”

Size/Capacity: 1L

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