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ConMed Suction Connecting Tubing Configuration:9/32" (7.1 mm) I.D. x 100' (3 m) Economy Roll - Bubble Tubing (Clean - Non-Sterile) fungating wounds Configuration:Hand Sanitizer, Gel, with Moisturizers, Fragrance-Free, 2 oz Bottle, 144/cs

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ConMed Suction Connecting Tubing Configuration:9 32" (7.1 mm) I.D. x 100' (3 m) Economy Roll Bubble Tubing (Clean Non Sterile) fungating wounds Configuration:Hand Sanitizer, Gel, with Moisturizers, Fragrance Free, 2 oz Bottle, 144 cs fungating wounds Joerns Hoyer Amputee Comfort Sling User Instruction Manual CONMED's Suction Connecting Tubing is available in Premium Connectored and Economy roll styles a wide range of sizes and configurations allow for efficient and cost effective setup

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