Architect™ Reagent for use with Architect c16000 / c4000 / c4100 / c8000 / ci16200 / ci8200 Analyzers, Urine / Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) Protein test, 1 Box of 209 Wheelchair Accessories Blow-molded bench and back provide Ships From:FL, USA
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Architect™ Reagent for use with Architect c16000 c4000 c4100 c8000 ci16200 ci8200 Analyzers, Urine Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) Protein test, 1 Box of 209 Wheelchair Accessories Blow molded bench and back provide Ships From:FL, USA Blow molded bench and back provide comfort and strength Convenient folding system allows crutches to be easily stored Abbott's Architect reagent is for use in an assay for the quantitative determination of urine cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) protein in urine CSF sample
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