PORTABLE SHOWER BAG

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Picture of PORTABLE SHOWER BAG The Portable Shower Bag is a shampooing aid designed for use with individuals with severe physical disabilities. Designed to be used to provide hair care for individuals who must remain in bed, the unit hangs on a bedpost or I.V. pole and holds up to two and a half gallons of water that is dispensed through an attached hose. It is lightweight and allows for a complete shampoo and rinse while being used with a shampoo tray.

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Price: 19.99.

This product record was updated on November 19, 2009.

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United States
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American-Medical-Supply.com

7909 Silverton Ave Ste 207
San Diego, California 92126
United States
Telephone: 866-583-8776.
Fax: 858-653-4776.
Web: http://www.American-Medical-Supply.com.
Email: JR@american-medical-supply.com.

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Adaptive Living, Inc. / The Adaptive Living Store

3792 Yaeger Rd
Saint Louis, Missouri 63129
United States
Telephone: 877-447-7816 or 314-845-7816.
Fax: 314-894-2918.
Web: http://www.adaptivelivingstore.com.
Email: service@adaptivelivingstore.com.

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