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Drug Label Shamrock Anesthesia Label Phenylephrine_mg/mL Prep Date_Exp Date_Initial_Exp Date Violet 1/2 X 1 InchSA-283-EXP

Drug-Label-Shamrock-Anesthesia-Label-Phenylephrine_mg-mL-Prep-Date_Exp-Date_Initial_Exp-Date-Violet-1-2-X-1-InchSA-283-EXP

SKU #

#766231

MPN #

SA-283-EXP

Brand

Shamrock Scientific

Stock

In Stock

Quantity

100

Features

LABEL, THENYLETTHRINE MG/ML VIO (333/RL)

$10.96 USD

Product Specifications Product Usage Additional Information
Print
Attribute Name Attribute Value
McKesson # 766231
Manufacturer # SA-283-EXP
Brand Shamrock
Manufacturer Shamrock Scientific
Application Drug Label
Color Violet
Dimensions 1/2 X 1 Inch
Legend Phenylephrine_mg/mL Prep Date_Exp Date_Initial_Exp Date
Legend Type Syringe Label
Material Tape
Script Color Black
Type Anesthesia Label
UNSPSC Code 42142301
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