Halyard Bilateral Facial Ice Bag, 5 x 12 Inch, 1 Case of 24 Wheelchair-Ramps Fresh approach to incontinence and Ships From:FL, USA

Name: Halyard Bilateral Facial Ice Bag, 5 x 12 Inch, 1 Case of 24 Wheelchair-Ramps Fresh approach to incontinence and Ships From:FL, USA
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 14356359577
Price: 120.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0378 (14 reviews)

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SKU 14356359577

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Description

Halyard Bilateral Facial Ice Bag, 5 x 12 Inch, 1 Case of 24 Wheelchair Ramps Fresh approach to incontinence and Ships From:FL, USA Fresh approach to incontinence and personal care needs 2 3 inch diameter Ice bags are connected by straps which can be used to affix around head with hook and loop closures Store at room temperature and activate with a firm squeeze and a gentle shake

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