Name: Blue Silk Nonstick PTFE-Coated Electrodes
Brand: Medline
SKU: ES0013
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Nonstick, PTFE-coated electrodes with ribbed insulation for easy tip changes, even under wet conditions
Standard 2.4 mm shaft fits most electrosurgical pencils
Easily cleaned with a wet piece of gauze or sponge
Rounded blade edges prevent RF current from concentrating too much energy in one area
Single-use

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