Nalgene Straight Side Jar: 8oz, Clear - 2118-0008

By Nalgene

$5.49

(125 Reviews)

Model

2118-0008

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Nalgene

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Nalgene Straight Side Jar: 8oz, Clear - Straight Side Jars offer high impact resistance and are nontoxic.Dishwasher SafeJars are not recommended for liquid storageMade of Poly Propylene

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