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Practi-Heparin Lock Flush 100 Peel-N-Stick Labels (for training)

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Practi-Heparin Lock Flush 100 Peel-N-Stick Labels for clinical training simulates 100 units/mL of heparin lock flush. You can easily apply these labels to any Wallcur 10 mL vial, simulating yet another commonly misread heparin label.

Make your lab fun and meaningful with this look-a-like Practi-Heparin Flush Label.

Qt: 100

NOT FOR HUMAN OR ANIMAL USE. FOR TRAINING PURPOSES ONLY.

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