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Sling Medium Standing for Hoyer Journey Lift Exercise Mats Ultrasound Unit With 5 cm 10 milligrams of phenylephrine

USD332.09

USD382.09

SKU 75817316145 · ★ 4.3

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Sling Medium Standing for Hoyer Journey Lift Exercise Mats Ultrasound Unit With 5 cm 10 milligrams of phenylephrine Ultrasound Unit With 5 cm Applicator * The Sonicator 740 is 1 and 3 MHz therapeutic ultrasound unit which comes with a 5 cm˝ dual frequency applicator * It is light weight and portable and features a universal applicator cable to make changing applicators quick and easy * There is an optional rechargeable lithium ion battery pack that truly allows you to take therapy on the road with you * Large soft touch controls let you set up treatments quickly and easily and the backlit display shows all treatment parameters and conditions * Weight: 3 Easy to fit general purpose sling designed to suit 85% of residents * It is simple to use * Yellow * A standing sling that is suitable for those residents who have a greater degree of weight bearing ability * It allows excellent access for toileting and is easy to fit providingquick and effective transfers * Adjustable waist strap * Non slip back pad ensures the sling does not ride up during the transfer

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