McKesson Brand - Recording Chart Paper McKesson Thermal 210 mm X 90 Foot Roll Without Grid [20/CS] 9518 This elegant storage solution offers SPRLLR84552
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McKesson Brand Recording Chart Paper McKesson Thermal 210 mm X 90 Foot Roll Without Grid [20 CS] 9518 This elegant storage solution offers SPRLLR84552 This elegant storage solution offers ample room for all your essentials Whether you're managing wounds or simply need a reliable option for first aid Enhance your medical recording needs with this high quality thermal ECG recording paper designed for precision and reliability Each roll measures 210 mm in width and extends up to 90 feet
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