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Chuck Handle For MRV Blade

Chuck Handle for MRV Blade fits standard MRV blades used in ophthalmology surgeries.

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Description
Name Chuck Handle For MRV Blade
Lead Time Lead time advised within 48 hours of order placement.
Competitor ;600010;60-0010;6000-10;
Specialty Ophthalmology-Knives
Material Finish Stainless Steel
Grade Premium Operating Room
Units of Measurement Each
Manufacturer Ophthalmic Zone
Sterility Non-Sterile
Usage Reusable
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