4in Eye Dressing Forceps, Half Curved
Item# 018-024FSI
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These forceps are 4 inches, half curved, extra fine, and serrated.
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Eye Dressing Forceps, Fully Curved, Extra Fine, Serrated, 4 in
Item# 828-024FSI
Retail Price: $34.50
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Graefe Eye Dressing Forceps, 2-3/4in, Straight, Serrated
Item# 900-147FSI
Retail Price: $55.20
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Eye Magnet, w/Loop and Magnifier, In Case
Item# 465-947FSI
Retail Price: $55.78
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Graefe Eye Dressing Forceps, 2-3/4in, Curved, Serrated
Item# 710-147FSI
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Barraquer Eye Speculum, 1.75 in Large Blades 15mm Wide
Item# 013-147FSI
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Barraquer Eye Speculum, 1.75 in Small Blades 10mm Wide
Item# 003-147FSI
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Barraquer Eye Speculum, 1-1/2in Long, 10mm, Solid, Child
Item# 073-147FSI
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Barraquer Eye Speculum, 1-3/4in Long, 15mm, Solid Blades, Adult
Item# 273-147FSI
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