We are proud to say that Mountainside Medical is Veteran owned and extend discounts out to our military family.
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Bacteriostatic Water for Injection, USP is a sterile, non-pyrogenic, sterile water that contains 0.9% benzyl alcohol (9mg/mL) added as a bacteriost...
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Bacteriostatic Water a multi-use sterile water used for mixing or diluting solutions before injection. Bacteriostatic Water contains 0.9% benzyl al...
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Bacteriostatic Water Starter Pack is a sterile bacteriostatic water for injection preparation kit used to mix, dilute and sterilize vials prior to ...
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Bacteriostatic Sodium Chloride for Injection 10 ml is a multiple-dose vial used for mixing and diluting. Bacteriostatic sodium chloride 0.9% plasti...
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Mi Paste One Anti-Cavity Toothpaste, Fresh Mint is a 2-n-1 application (toothpaste and MI Paste Plus) that contains RECALDENT™ (CPP-ACP) and fluor...
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MI Paste with Recaldent 40 gm Tube Strawberry is a sugar free cream that helps prevent and reduce demineralization areas and white spot lesions in ...
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GC MI Paste is a water-based, sugar-free tooth cream containing Recaldent that helps keep teeth healthy. Great for those at high risk for tooth dec...
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MI Paste Plus is designed to help you keep your teeth healthy and vibrant longer. The unique, great tasting formula is specifically designed to red...
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January 25th is National IV Nurses Day, recognizing the vital role in public health played by infusion nurse specialists. Here at Mountainside Medical Equipment, we're proud to be a source of vital supplies for medical professionals like IV nurses, and...
January 22 through January 27 marks National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week, which is a time for all teenagers to shatter myths about drugs and drug use. This national observance encourages community based events between teenagers and experts to address...
Winter weather has returned, and temperatures are back to what you might expect from a January. That means most of us are going to be spending our time indoors, which means a higher risk of cold and flu. Getting through...
