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THERAPY SHOPPE PRESSURE VEST    

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Picture of THERAPY SHOPPE PRESSURE VEST The Therapy Shoppe Pressure Vest is a pressure garment designed for use in sensory integration activities by children with physical, emotional or neurological disabilities. Made of interlocking neoprene, the vest is designed to be worn under or over clothing. These washable vests are designed to assist children with sensory integration disabilities self-regulate. Features include side Velcro closures that lets a therapist or parent custom-tailor the "hugging effect." SIZES: Extra-small (size 2 to 3), small (size 4 to 5), medium (size 6 to 7),large (size 10 to 12), extra-large (size 14 to 16), and extra extra-large (size 18 to 20). COLOR: Black.

Notes: Velcro is a registered trademark.

Price: 89.99 to 64.99.

This product record was updated on March 25, 2010.

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Therapy Shoppe Inc.

PO Box 8875
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49518
United States
Telephone: 800-261-5590 or 616-696-7441.
Fax: 616-696-7471.
Web: http://www.therapyshoppe.com.
Email: thershoppe@aol.com.


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