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tm
REVOLUTIONARY FLEXIBLE
ENDOSCOPE PRODUCT !
Problem: A Flexible Endoscope has a
Buckles in the Umbilical Cord ( Light Guide Tube ) = Kinked Channels
/ Light Guide damage = Send out for Repair =
Downtime !
( buckles )
Answer =
"ScopeWrap" ®
tm. !
Stops Buckling of
Endoscope Umbilical Cords!
EASY TO APPLY!
JUST STRETCH, WRAP
AND USE!
G.I. / O.R. : Save thousands $ in Downtime due to
buckles causing kinks and damage to light guides!
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purchase any item unless you are licensed to purchase it. We will verify
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SPEW:
STOPS
BUCKLES in Umbilical
Cords!
Order ScopeWrap now using our secure online
e-store!
Order by Check,
C.O.D. or Credit Card !
A only:
$4.99 !
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SPEW |
ENDO WRAP
12' long
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STOPS BUCKLES!
Umbilical Cord ( Light Guide Tube )
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$4.99
+
Shipping
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Form
Please
print out order form and fax to: USA+914-771-6310
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Call 7322 Manatee Ave. West #265
Bradenton, FL. 34309 USA
Call or Text : 941 209 8276
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International USA ++914-792-7138
Domestic and International Dealer Inquires Welcome!
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us for additional information!
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www.EndoscopeRepair.com
7322 Manatee Ave. West #265
Bradenton, FL. 34309 USA
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1® Sterile Processing System © 1998, STERIS Corporation. All rights
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legal disclaimer: . is not
responsible for any damage(s) to equipment or injuries due to misuse of
product by untrained person(s) by not viewing training video or not allowing product to dry according to
directions.
endoscope parts and endoscopy repair: seal leaks to reprocess and use endoscopes. Seal small leaks temporarily, on any scope to allow continued reprocessing and use before sending in for repair.
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