VetFlo™ high flow vaporizer
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System, VetFlo™ high flow vaporizerVetFlo™ Anesthesia System
Kent Scientific’s small animal and rodent anaesthesia vaporizer is one of the easiest to use and most economical gas anaesthesia systems on the market.
Perfect for laboratory and veterinary anaesthesia delivery, the VetFlo™ Anaesthesia System is completely self-contained and portable.
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Accessories, VetFlo™ high flow vaporizerAnaesthesia Masks/Breathing Circuits for Traditional Vaporizers
Rodent face masks are made from clear acrylic and fit all non-rebreathing systems. The diaphragms on these masks seal the mask around the face of the rodent and reduce the amount of anaesthetic gases that may leak into the room.
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System, VetFlo™ high flow vaporizer
VetFlo™ Anesthesia System
Kent Scientific’s small animal and rodent anaesthesia vaporizer is one of the easiest to use and most economical gas anaesthesia systems on the market.
Perfect for laboratory and veterinary anaesthesia delivery, the VetFlo™ Anaesthesia System is completely self-contained and portable.
SKU: VetFlo -
Accessories, VetFlo™ high flow vaporizer
Anaesthesia Masks/Breathing Circuits for Traditional Vaporizers
Rodent face masks are made from clear acrylic and fit all non-rebreathing systems. The diaphragms on these masks seal the mask around the face of the rodent and reduce the amount of anaesthetic gases that may leak into the room.
SKU: VetFlo Masks
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System, VetFlo™ high flow vaporizer
VetFlo™ Anesthesia System
Kent Scientific’s small animal and rodent anaesthesia vaporizer is one of the easiest to use and most economical gas anaesthesia systems on the market.
Perfect for laboratory and veterinary anaesthesia delivery, the VetFlo™ Anaesthesia System is completely self-contained and portable.
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Accessories, VetFlo™ high flow vaporizer
Anaesthesia Masks/Breathing Circuits for Traditional Vaporizers
Rodent face masks are made from clear acrylic and fit all non-rebreathing systems. The diaphragms on these masks seal the mask around the face of the rodent and reduce the amount of anaesthetic gases that may leak into the room.