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Up Easy Lift Cushion (200-340 lbs.) Shower-Bath-Bathroom Aids no need to take the 10 milligrams of phenylephrine

USD161.60

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SKU 60103148362 · ★ 4.4

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Up Easy Lift Cushion (200 340 lbs.) Shower Bath Bathroom Aids no need to take the 10 milligrams of phenylephrine no need to take the hearing aid off your ear to operate it❗ 5 (closed) * Product weight: 37 lbs * Carton shipping weight: 42 lbs * Weight Capacity: 300 lbs * Notice to California Consumers: WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm * For users 200 340 lbs * Helps keep people active and independent * Relieves stress and strain on joints * Lifts only as needed allowing users to maintain muscular strength * Folds flat for easy transport * People who have lost sufficient upper or lower body strength to get up unassisted can benefit from Upeasy Lifting Cushion * Those who have lost mobility as a result of: Arthritis Parkinson s Muscular dystrophy ALS (Lou Gehrig s disease) post operative conditions and degenerative joint disease * Caregivers who need help transferring patients or family members * This product is not medicare reimbursable * 1 year warranty

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