EZe-Band® LF Double Hook and Loop Closure Elastic Bandage, 3 Inch x 5 Yard, 1 Case of 60 Cane-Accessories * Infused with certified organic Ships From:FL, USA

Name: EZe-Band® LF Double Hook and Loop Closure Elastic Bandage, 3 Inch x 5 Yard, 1 Case of 60 Cane-Accessories * Infused with certified organic Ships From:FL, USA
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 7509972926
Price: 143.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7857 (18 reviews)

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EZe Band® LF Double Hook and Loop Closure Elastic Bandage, 3 Inch x 5 Yard, 1 Case of 60 Cane Accessories * Infused with certified organic Ships From:FL, USA * Infused with certified organic Arnica and Chamomile botanicals Length: 30 inches lymphedema and post operative edema This bandage is breathable to keep user comfortable

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