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Val-U-Shave™ Razor, 1 Case of 500 Personal Hygiene Silver-Ring Trigger Release Hand Aneroid 10 milligrams of phenylephrine

USD129.40

USD176.40

SKU 35530695350 · ★ 4.7

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Val U Shave™ Razor, 1 Case of 500 Personal Hygiene Silver Ring Trigger Release Hand Aneroid 10 milligrams of phenylephrine Silver Ring Trigger Release Hand Aneroid Sphygmomanometer * Unit with Adult Cuff * Innovative trigger release air valve to ensure smooth even deflation all with the press of a button * Latex free for safety * One piece cuff is more durable and easier to use * Thermally treated diaphragm maintains calibration * Zinc die cast housing for mechanical stability * Double shell ABS housing for durability * Ergonomic design works well in right or left hand * Luer lock for easy cuff size changes * Thermally treated diaphragm maintains calibration * Polyester zipper case * 9 * Strategic locations for superior comfort and fit * Effective long term immobilization and protection * Adjustable radial and palmar stays * Patented 3 dimensional molding technology * Adjustable design for customized fit * Exceptional comfort * Special protective cap for storage and disposal Platinum chrome edges for close

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