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Saunders Cervical Traction Home Unit Doctors-Physicians Scales The charging case has a 10 milligrams of phenylephrine

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SKU 53557750071 · ★ 4.7

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Saunders Cervical Traction Home Unit Doctors Physicians Scales The charging case has a 10 milligrams of phenylephrine The charging case has a built in 300mAH battery which means it charges quickly and powerfully 5 Back Height From Floor: 32 36 * A proven alternative to surgery for some patients * Traction forces are directed to the back of the head to prevent compression of the TMJ * Easy to read pressure gauge provides total control of the force at all times * Blow off valve limits the amount of force that can be applied * A cost effective option to continuous clinical care * Innovative design replicates clinical traction and promotes consistency of treatment * Positioning alternatives allow varying treatment options for the clinician * Patented pneumatic system ensures relable force accuracy and leak free performance * A portable treatment solution that increases patient compliance and satisfaction * Patented self adjusting neck wedges ensure a perfect fit * Patented pump design incorporates a simple click in place mechanisim * Quick and simple patient setup enables home traction without assistance * 1 year limited warranty

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