McKesson Bariatric Wheelchair, 22-Inch Seat Width, 1 Case Instrument and Solution Stands Transport tubes are translucent with Ships From:FL, USA

Name: McKesson Bariatric Wheelchair, 22-Inch Seat Width, 1 Case Instrument and Solution Stands Transport tubes are translucent with Ships From:FL, USA
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 45228312124
Price: 246.24 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0837 (15 reviews)

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McKesson Bariatric Wheelchair, 22 Inch Seat Width, 1 Case Instrument and Solution Stands Transport tubes are translucent with Ships From:FL, USA Transport tubes are translucent with natural color caps Protective cover only keeps the Little Sucker clean between uses Push to lock wheel locks Overall width when folded is 12 1 2 inches

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