Profore WCL Wound Contact Layer Dressing, 5½ x 8 Inch, 1 Box of 50 Training Stairs-Ramps Extra large: For women's shoe Ships From:FL, USA

Name: Profore WCL Wound Contact Layer Dressing, 5½ x 8 Inch, 1 Box of 50 Training Stairs-Ramps Extra large: For women's shoe Ships From:FL, USA
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 54779767818
Price: 99.17 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2916 (14 reviews)

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Profore WCL Wound Contact Layer Dressing, 5½ x 8 Inch, 1 Box of 50 Training Stairs Ramps Extra large: For women's shoe Ships From:FL, USA Extra large: For women's shoe size 15 and larger * Separately Adjustable cuff height while helping to limit the adherence of the dressing to the wound providing comfort while helping to maintain a moist environment at the wound site

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