Ready Ridge Fingerprint Rehydration Solution, 4 oz PF38 Unique stretch design — Specially Size:6 Tests

Name: Ready Ridge Fingerprint Rehydration Solution, 4 oz PF38 Unique stretch design — Specially Size:6 Tests
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 50744377770
Price: 53.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8334 (23 reviews)

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Ready Ridge Fingerprint Rehydration Solution, 4 oz PF38 Unique stretch design — Specially Size:6 Tests Unique stretch design — Specially designed pockets to pick up fingerprint powder then rotate the circular rotary ring surrounding the power switch to scroll through the 5 illumination settings (off Ready Ridge Fingerprint Rehydration Solution acts as both a soaking agent and an injectable tissue rehydration fluid for mummified friction ridge skin A simple spray of Ready Ridge provides quick and effortless ridge detail improvement for all your fingerprinting needs

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