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Gentle Step Diabetic Shoe W-8 M-6.5 Med Width Black pr Tilt Tables Capacity: 390 lb / 180 10 milligrams of phenylephrine

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SKU 91804251297 4.7

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Gentle Step Diabetic Shoe W 8 M 6.5 Med Width Black pr Tilt Tables Capacity: 390 lb 180 10 milligrams of phenylephrine Capacity: 390 lb 180 kg * Graduation: 1 4 lb 100 g * Platform Size: 10 1 2 (w) x 14 (d) * Fixed Beam pounds and kilograms can be read on both sides * Platform mat: non slip black * Professional dual reading height rod range 23 5 8 84 60 cm to 213 cm * Factory calibrated to ensure accuracy * Powder coated non rust inside and out for extended life * Optional wheels provide easy mobility (item # 55000) * 10 Year Limited Warranty Material: CONTEC * One strap loop lock provides easy closure * Latex free * HCPCS Code: A550 Fits Women's size 7´ Men's 6 * 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

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