GGB7 G-Graft Hydroxtapatite With Collagen Price And Quantity
10 Pack
GGB7 G-Graft Hydroxtapatite With Collagen Product Specifications
Steel
30x15x7 Millimeter (mm)
No
Hospital, Clinics
Safe to Use
Graft Hydroxtapatite
No
Yes
Manual
No
Hard
GGB7 G-Graft Hydroxtapatite With Collagen Trade Information
Cash in Advance (CID)
1000 Pack Per Month
2-10 Days
All India
Product Description
GGB7 G-Graft Hydroxtapatite With Collagen is a safe-to-use and hard physical attribute graft hydroxtapatite made of steel material. It is designed to provide a reliable and efficient solution for hospitals and clinics during bone grafting procedures. The product is not soluble and not disposable, making it a cost-effective option for healthcare professionals. Its portability allows for easy transport and use in various medical settings. The product operates manually and has dimensions of 30x15x7 millimeters (mm), making it easy to handle. Its non-foldable design ensures that it remains in its intended shape during usage. With its combination of hydroxtapatite and collagen, GGB7 G-Graft Hydroxtapatite With Collagen promotes faster bone regeneration, allowing patients to recover quickly.
FAQs of GGB7 G-Graft Hydroxtapatite With Collagen:
Q: What is GGB7 G-Graft Hydroxtapatite With Collagen made of?
A: GGB7 G-Graft Hydroxtapatite With Collagen is made of steel material and contains hydroxtapatite and collagen.
Q: Is GGB7 G-Graft Hydroxtapatite With Collagen disposable?
A: No, GGB7 G-Graft Hydroxtapatite With Collagen is not disposable.
Q: Does GGB7 G-Graft Hydroxtapatite With Collagen promote bone regeneration?
A: Yes, GGB7 G-Graft Hydroxtapatite With Collagen promotes faster bone regeneration due to its combination of hydroxtapatite and collagen.
Q: What is the size of GGB7 G-Graft Hydroxtapatite With Collagen?
A: GGB7 G-Graft Hydroxtapatite With Collagen has dimensions of 30x15x7 millimeters (mm).
Q: Who can use GGB7 G-Graft Hydroxtapatite With Collagen?
A: GGB7 G-Graft Hydroxtapatite With Collagen is intended for use by healthcare professionals in hospitals and clinics during bone grafting procedures.