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Reusable precision applicator for use with compatible cartridges. Sold empty, with no substance and no needles included.
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Reusable precision applicator
Reusable precision applicator for use with compatible cartridges. Sold empty, with no substance and no needles included.
Reusable device
Designed as a reusable precision applicator
Sold empty
No pre-filled cartridge is included
No substance included
No substance or medication accompanies this product
No needles included
Needles must be obtained separately
Package contents
Needles, pre-filled cartridges and any substance are not included.
Product overview
Compatibility must follow the manufacturer’s specifications.
This product is sold strictly for in-vitro research and analytical use. Not for human or veterinary consumption.
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