Gosselin™ Dipper, 40 ml, with Removable Handle, Blue PP

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Gosselin™ Dipper, 40 ml, with Removable Handle, Blue PP

With Blue Screw Cap, Sterile, 1/Bag, 250/Case
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  • Dippers with removable handle
  • 40 ml Capacity
  • Blue Polypropylene (PP) containers
  • Removable handle
  • Tamper-evident, single resealable plastic bag
  • Sampling/collection - 250 / Case
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  • Dippers with removable handle
  • 40 ml Capacity
  • Blue Polypropylene (PP) containers
  • Removable handle
  • Tamper-evident, single resealable plastic bag
  • Sampling/collection - 250 / Case
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