.5mm Replacement Burr for Algerbrush II, (box of 5) Spud The ergonomically arranged controls for 8900 Acuity Vergence

.5mm Replacement Burr for Algerbrush II, (box of 5) Spud The ergonomically arranged controls for 8900 Acuity Vergence

Name: .5mm Replacement Burr for Algerbrush II, (box of 5) Spud The ergonomically arranged controls for 8900 Acuity Vergence
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SKU: 45915023190
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.5mm Replacement Burr for Algerbrush II, (box of 5) Spud The ergonomically arranged controls for 8900 Acuity Vergence The ergonomically arranged controls for the selection of apertures and filters are equipped with soft touch surfaces and are easily adjusted while wearing the instrument without compromising the performance of Goldmann Applanation Tonometers used worldwide by ophthalmologists and emergency room physicians A set of 5

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