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I have a small piece of graphite from my mechanical pencil inside my left hand how much would it typically cost to remove the small object from myhand?
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Depends: If you do not have insurance, you can negotiate some but i would assume it would be in the $250-400 range. If you have insurance, it would depend on your particular plan.
Answered 8/26/2014
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