Thick-It® Original Ready to Use Food & Beverage Thickener, 36 oz. Canister, 1 Each Blood Pressure Monitor Comes in a 4-ounce serving Ships From:FL, USA

Name: Thick-It® Original Ready to Use Food & Beverage Thickener, 36 oz. Canister, 1 Each Blood Pressure Monitor Comes in a 4-ounce serving Ships From:FL, USA
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 34319439224
Price: 33.73 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3555 (24 reviews)

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SKU 34319439224

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Thick It® Original Ready to Use Food & Beverage Thickener, 36 oz. Canister, 1 Each Blood Pressure Monitor Comes in a 4 ounce serving Ships From:FL, USA Comes in a 4 ounce serving size cup Each serving contains 4 Thickener is tasteless so does not affect flavor of beverage to which it is added Consistency varies by preparation

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