MIRA P Flex

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The MIRA P Flex package allows users to customize MIRA P to meet their needs. The Flex package includes the basic components needed to operate the MIRA P without sampling attachments. At least one sampling attachment is required for operation. The MIRA P Flex package includes the USP library, calibration/verification accessories, and a USB cable. Class 3B operation.

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