Lab coats in all sizes , for sciences students, medical students, hospital staff uniforms, etc We also have scrubs for nurses, dresses for female nurses etc
We sell chefs coats, in all colours , in different sizes , we offer both retail and wholesale. We sell labcoats, suites, school uniforms, hospital staff uniforms, kiganda kanzus etc
African Print Fabric is a colourful garment worn by women and occasionally by men throughout Africa. It is also known as African Print Fabric, Ankara, Kitenge, Chitenge, Pagnes, and Kikwembe. African Print can be used to make lovely dresses and skirts. It is also perfect for patchwork, craft making, home décor, garments, sewing, quilting, and school projects...
African Print Fabric is a colourful garment .Worn by women and occasionally by men throughout Africa and it is also known as African Print fabric ,Ankara, Kitenge, Chitenge,Pagnes,Kikwembe. African print can be used to make lovely Dresses and skirts, also is Perfect for Patchwork,Craftmaking,homedecor,Garments,Sewing,Quilting and school project.The cotton ma...
infant radiant warmer is a medical device designed to provide warmth and maintain the body temperature of newborn infants, particularly those who are at risk of hypothermia. It uses radiant heat, typically from infrared elements, to warm the infant without direct skin contact, making it ideal for procedures and situations where access to the baby is needed.
tourniquet is a device used to apply pressure to a limb, effectively stopping or reducing blood flow. They are primarily used in emergency situations to control severe bleeding from a limb, and also in surgical settings to create a bloodless operative field.
African Print Fabric is a colourful garment .Worn by women and occasionally by men throughout Africa and it is also known as African Print fabric ,Ankara, Kitenge, Chitenge,Pagnes,Kikwembe. African print can be used to make lovely Dresses and skirts, also is Perfect for Patchwork,Craftmaking,homedecor,Garments,Sewing,Quilting and school project.The cotton ma...
