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Podiatry Whirlpool 15 Gallon Stationary Treatment Tables-Sectional Brand Name: U-Kiss 10 milligrams of phenylephrine

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Podiatry Whirlpool 15 Gallon Stationary Treatment Tables Sectional Brand Name: U Kiss 10 milligrams of phenylephrine Brand Name: U Kiss The mode switch allows a caregiver to easily change the system from alternating pressure to low air loss Specialized Podiatry Whirlpools provide the ultimate in hydrotherapy treatment for the foot and ankle areas * The powerful yet quiet 1 2 horsepower turbine motor creates a soothing cleansing and relaxing treatment for the patient that aids in rehabilitation * This option provides a standard stationary unit * Product Details * Material: Stainless Steel * Appropriate for: Podiatry Hand Therapy Athletic Trainer Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy Chiropractic Long Term Care * Capacity in Liquid Volume: 15 gallons * Body Treatment Location(s): leg calf * Internal Length: 25 * Internal Width: 13 * Internal Depth: 15 * Certification(s): MET CE

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