Lab work freebees

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greenwart

Discussion Starter · Jul 30, 2021

Got my blood drawn yesterday for some lab work and the tech took the tour quint and threw it in the trash next tome. I asked if I could have it she said fine take what you want. Said they have to trash them even though they could be used again.

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greenwart

Discussion Starter · #2 · Jul 30, 2021

The thickness is 0.0225" which is good for my granddaughters slingshots. They smell nice too.

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raventree78

· #3 · Jul 31, 2021

Nice, I have often thought of doing this but never have. I have some tourniquets that are the old thick latex ones but I bought them from Simple Shot. The ones I have definitely make good band sets

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SLING-N-SHOT

· #4 · Jul 31, 2021

I would imagine most of these used in labs or doctor offices are Latex Free due to allergies to latex for some people ?

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AppalachianFlipShooter

· #5 · Aug 4, 2021

SLING-N-SHOT said:
I would imagine most of these used in labs or doctor offices are Latex Free due to allergies to latex for some people ?

Darrell.

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They're latex free, but actually have decent snap. Better than rubber bands imo

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KX4SAM

· #6 · Aug 4, 2021

Very little stretch, and like, no return.

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