TECHNIQUE CHART BADGE Marker Parker
CR or DR Marker Parker. This card has DR or CR techniques on the front and Fluoroscopy techniques and protocols on the back of the card. You attach the card to a badge real or your existing badge to have available at your fingertips should you need help selecting a Technique for exposure. This card is the size of a credit card and as ridged. PLEASE NOTE BADGE REEL AND X-RAY MARKERS ARE SOLD SEPRATLY. MARKER PARKERS Attach your Retractable badge for a stylish convenient way to carry your markers. Can be attached in portrait or landscape to accommodated your preference. STOP using old Xray film or ID badges and purchase your Marker parker today! MARKER PARKER X-RAY BADGE Avaliable in Portrait or Landscape Badge holder for xray markers fits one set per side of badge. Will fiT most Retractable Badge holders. RIGID PLASTIC. (SAME AS CREDIT CARD PLASTIC) **Measures 3 5/8 x 2 ( credit card size)
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CR or DR Marker Parker. This card has DR or CR techniques on the front and Fluoroscopy techniques and protocols on the back of the card. You attach
TECHNIQUE CHART BADGE Marker Parker
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