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|Articles|March 1, 2004
Drenchers, Syringes
Neogen Corp. has added a line of lightweight drenchers and syringes to its Ideal Instruments veterinary product line.
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Neogen Corp. has added a line of lightweight drenchers and syringes to its Ideal Instruments veterinary product line. Ideals new line ranges from an economical 5 cc plastic automatic injector to a premium 30 cc automatic drencher and other options in-between, including a 20 cc automatic backpack drencher, the company says.
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