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Last updated on December 03, 2021

	Company	Product
	Abbott	Hi-Torque Balance Middleweight
	Abbott	Hi-Torque Balance Middleweight Universal
	Abbott	Hi-Torque Whisper
	Abbott	Hi-Torque All Star
	Bard Peripheral Vascular	Porter
	Boston Scientific	Thruway
	Boston Scientific	Amplatz Super Stiff Guidewire
	Boston Scientific	Meier
	Boston Scientific	Magic Torque
	Boston Scientific	Magic Torque DLVR
	Boston Scientific	Savion FLX
	Boston Scientific	Savion DLVR
	Boston Scientific	Platinum Plus
	Boston Scientific	Zipwire Hydrophilic Guidewire
	Boston Scientific	V-18 ControlWire Steerable Guidewire
	Boston Scientific	V-14 ControlWire Guidewire
	Boston Scientific	Victory Guidewires
	Boston Scientific	Transend-14 Steerable Guidewire
	Boston Scientific	Transend-18 Steerable Guidewire
	Boston Scientific	Fathom-14 Guidewire
	Boston Scientific	Fathom-16 Guidewire
	Boston Scientific	Thruway
	Cordis, a Cardinal Health Company	Emerald Diagnostic GuideWire
	Teleflex	R350 Guidewire
	Teleflex	Raider Guidewire
	Teleflex	Bandit Guidewire
	Teleflex	Warrior Guidewire
	Teleflex	Spectre Guidewire
	Terumo	Glidewire
	Terumo	Glidewire Advantage
	Terumo	Glidewire GT
	Terumo	Glidewire Gold
	Terumo	Runthrough NS Hypercoat
	Terumo	Runthrough NS Extra Floppy

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