Cunningham Clamp Juvenile Soft Sponge Rubber Country of Origin_Denmark Made of high-tensile strength stainless MKS-16-DT9800

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Cunningham Clamp Juvenile Soft Sponge Rubber Country of Origin_Denmark Made of high tensile strength stainless MKS 16 DT9800 Made of high tensile strength stainless steel Disposable Or Reusable reusable Grade sklar or grade Handle Style finger rings Instrument Curvature curved Instrument Length 4 1 2" Instrument Material stainless steel Is Sterile non sterile Is Taa Compliant taa compliant Latex Free not made with natural rubber latex Surname wagner Tip Config sharp sharp (s s) Type scissors Uom ea Uom Description 1 each Working Edge Style serrated Used to control stress incontinence or dribbling of urine Item Number 919456 Catalog Number 004052 UOM EA Level 1 Family Description Patient Therapy Personal Care Level 2 Category Description Urology Level 3 Group Description Urological Med Surg Procedures Level 4 Sub Category Description Other Urological Supplies Application Cunningham Clamp Buy American Act (BAA) Compliant No Country of Origin Unknown HCPCS A4356 Manufacturer Bard Manufacturer # 004052 Material Soft Sponge Rubber McKesson # 919456 Sterility NonSterile Style Juvenile Trade Agreement Act (TAA) Compliant No UNSPSC Code 42142723

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