Yair Emanuel Nickel Kiddush Cup 5 Colors Hammer Work Blue (CUG-2) industrial_DE_Aug2026 Wearable Injection Practice Kit for Size:16 inch (40 cm)

Name: Yair Emanuel Nickel Kiddush Cup 5 Colors Hammer Work Blue (CUG-2) industrial_DE_Aug2026 Wearable Injection Practice Kit for Size:16 inch (40 cm)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 56297428662
Price: 116.50 USD
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Yair Emanuel Nickel Kiddush Cup 5 Colors Hammer Work Blue (CUG 2) industrial_DE_Aug2026 Wearable Injection Practice Kit for Size:16 inch (40 cm) Wearable Injection Practice Kit for Venipuncture Practice Packing List: 10 x Reflective Sticker The base of the cup is tastefully adorned with five colored rings in shades of blue Size:11 x 12 centimeter 4

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