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ProCare® Collar and Cuff Arm Sling, One Size Fits Most, 1 Each Eating Aids Skin-friendly adhesive supports simple application 10 milligrams of phenylephrine

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SKU 35248196342 4.6

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ProCare® Collar and Cuff Arm Sling, One Size Fits Most, 1 Each Eating Aids Skin friendly adhesive supports simple application 10 milligrams of phenylephrine Skin friendly adhesive supports simple application and removal Designed for individuals who have difficulty sitting down or getting up from the toilet * Adds 5 to height of toilet seat * Tool free arms are 21 apart and can be removed or added as needed * Wide opening in front and back for personal hygiene * Heavy duty molded plastic construction provides additional strength and durability * Standard locking mechanism ensures safety * Lightweight and portable * No tools required for installation * Easy to clean * Fits most elongated toilets * Made using recycled materials * Seat Weight 4 Slide buckle for easy adjustment Adjustable contact closure cuff assures secure fit around arm or cast

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