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Health O Meter® Floor Scale, 1 Case of 2 Heat Therapy Pumps Multi-purpose padding under-padding bandage to 10 milligrams of phenylephrine

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SKU 67292904848 · ★ 4.1

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Health O Meter® Floor Scale, 1 Case of 2 Heat Therapy Pumps Multi purpose padding under padding bandage to 10 milligrams of phenylephrine Multi purpose padding under padding bandage to ensure even distribution of pressure in multilayered bandaging for lymphedema Fits Women's size 13´ Men's 12 * Conforms to Medicare Therapeutic Shoe Bill * Approved extra depth shoe for certain patients with diabetes * Upper constructed of lycra to provide comfort in patients with forefoot deformities or lesions * Firm heel counter to provide stability and comfortable fit * Extra depth concealed in the molded outsole to provide a lower profile and enhanced style * Machine washable * Toe box made of lycra material to stretch over foot deformities such as hammer toes bunions etc No carpet feet needed The large display shows the user an easy to read weight measurement

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