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Length : 5-1/2", tip configuration: blunt/blunt instrument, type:bandage scissors Instrument type: scissors,angled with probe point,high quality, rust proof peel proof, premium quality Latex or latex-free: latex-free, grade: premium or-grade Curvature: angled working surface, style: smooth handle finger rings, material: stainless steel Disposable or reusable : reusable, sterile or non-sterile: non-sterile
Using Medsor Impex Scalpel Blades for skin incisions Safe For Medical And Cosmetic Use This set of 100Pcs Scalpel Blades
Sims Speculum Sterile 2 pack comes sealed ready for use. The Sims speculum is a double-bladed surgical instrument used for examining the vagina and cervix Ideal for use when needing a greater visual field when suturing a perineum or vaginal wall tear.
Made of high grade non rusted stainless steel No. of Item 3 Instrument Type: Surgical Can be autoclave,Re sterile and Reusable.
Medsor Impex Electric Sterilizer for Surgical and Examination Instruments Grade Stainless Steel (16 Inch)
Microfluidics–Researchers may punch flow inlets in microfloppies chambers molded of PDMS (polyethylene). Forensic sampling–Forensic scientists can cut, retrieve, store and eject samples from materials like skin, gel, films, paint chips, and paper. Anti-aging research–To collect Skin samples to observe the response to anti-aging medication in the development of regenerative tissue products and biomaterials. Forensic sampling–Forensic scientists can cut, retrieve, store and eject samples from materials like skin, gel, films, paint chips, and paper. Microfluidics–Researchers may punch flow inlets in microfloppies chambers molded of PDMS (polyethylene).
Electrophysiology–To collect Specimen samples for patch recording. Bio-pharmacology–For obtaining neurotransmitters for analysis of metabolic changes in response to active substances. Anti-aging research–To collect Skin samples to observe the response to anti-aging medication in the development of regenerative tissue products and biomaterials. Forensic sampling–Forensic scientists can cut, retrieve, store and eject samples from materials like skin, gel, films, paint chips, and paper. Microfluidics–Researchers may punch flow inlets in microfloppies chambers molded of PDMS (polyethylene).
