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Retail Price: $2.59
Deal Price: $0.59
Savings: $ 2.00 ( 77% )
Stock: N/A
Manufacturer: Lee Products
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Binding: Office Product
Brand: Lee
Color: WHITE
EAN: 0084417104001
Feature: Provides positive grip for easy filing, counting and sorting.
Label: Lee Products
Manufacturer: Lee Products
Model: 10400
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Lee Products
Studio: Lee Products
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Features
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Provides positive grip for easy filing, counting and sorting.
Made with nontoxic ingredients.
Odorless; will not stain skin, paper or clothing.
Contains a patented antibacterial ingredient for hygienic protection.
SOLD BY THE EA
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Editorial Reviews:
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Provides positive grip for easy filing, counting and sorting. Made with nontoxic ingredients. Odorless; will not stain skin, paper or clothing. Contains a patented antibacterial ingredient for hygienic protection. Case has non-skid bottom. 1 Oz, White/Pink.
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Conclusion: so mysterious
Review: i detest rubber fingers. there is something not quite right about them and they always seem to disappear. then one day i found the fingertip moistener in the office supply cabinet. i whipped it out and gave it a try. it was awesome! no dumb rubber finger. you can go through an entire medical record with one swipe! it's not greasy and it doesn't smell gross. and it's not sticky, as you might imagine. so pretty much, i really like this stuff. but there is one disturbing factor: what the heck are the ingredients? they aren't listed on the container! it drives me crazy. i've attempted a workplace poll, but to no avail. no one can give me a satisfying answer. what is this stuff? hopefully it isn't a carcinogen... so very mysterious...
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