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AMBIDEXTROUS WRIST SUPPORT (MODEL 4045)    

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The Ambidextrous Wrist Support, model 4045, is a wrist splint designed to provide compression and support for the wrist in management of tendonitis or carpal tunnel syndrome. Made of duo-tension elastic, this brace features a removable pre-shaped aluminum palm stay in a vinyl pocket, a removable flexible dorsal stay, and hook-and-loop closure. The brace can be used on either wrist simply by moving the palm stay to the opposite pocket. SIZES: Small, medium, large, and extra large. DIMENSIONS: 8 inches long with a 1 inch wide stay. COLOR: Beige.

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This product record was updated on March 15, 2001.

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Manufacturer:

Scott Specialties Inc.

512 M Street
PO Box 508
Belleville, Kansas 66935
United States
Telephone: 800-255-7136 or 785-527-5627.
Fax: 800-531-9826 or 785-527-5713.
Web: http://www.scottspecialties.com.
Email: customerservice@scottspecialties.com.


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