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Natura® Durahesive™ Skin Barrier with Acrylic 2¼, 1 Box of 10 Otoscope-Opthal Batteries Women's 13+ * Specifically designed 10 milligrams of phenylephrine

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SKU 76681040367 · ★ 4.8

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Natura® Durahesive™ Skin Barrier with Acrylic 2¼, 1 Box of 10 Otoscope Opthal Batteries Women's 13+ * Specifically designed 10 milligrams of phenylephrine Women's 13+ * Specifically designed to relieve pressure on ulcerated areas of the foot during the treatment of diabetic ulcer * Squared toe box and wide foot bed leave ample room for dressing * Removable reinforced toe cover protects from external aggression and allows easy access to the treatment area * Seamless design helps eliminating potential for skin breakdown * Impax Grid tri laminate insole is designed to help redistribute load away from ulcers by simply removing Impax foam blocks * Fits Right or Left Longer length controls the hindfoot and forefoot from inversion (rolling out) or eversion (rolling in) Stoma opening: ½ inch 15⁄16 inch Color: Tan

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