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June 23rd 17, 05:39 AM
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Adapting medical cannulas to work with an EDS?
Has anyone figured this out? I want to be able to have cannulas for all my clients for flying near Aspen, but $8 a pop for someone who may only use it once is pricy. I noticed medical cannulas are only about $2-3. Has anyone figured an way to adapt them to an EDS?
Thanks! 
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