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AQUATIC THERAPY FLOAT    

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Picture of AQUATIC THERAPY FLOAT The Aquatic Therapy Float is a float swimming aid designed for use by children or adults with lower or upper extremity disabilities. This flotation device supports the user in a prone or supine position for aquatic therapy for lower and upper extremity strengthening and range of motion. The device's contour lines allow free movement of arms and legs while the individual is securely strapped on the float. SIZES: Small, medium, and large. CAPACITY: The small model supports up to 50 pounds; the medium model supports 50 to 100 pounds; and the large supports more than 100 pounds.

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Price: 255.00 to 195.00.

This product record was updated on July 29, 2005.

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Aquatic Therapy

3973 England Dr.
Shelbyville, Michigan 49344
United States
Telephone: 269-672-7447.
Fax: 269-672-9539.
Web: http://www.waterwalker.com.
Email: neta@waterwalker.com.


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