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  1. ADAPTOR AIR SPRING PADDING Adjustable pre-inflated air cushioning interface for use on any surface to enhance soft tissue protection and provide shock absorption. Self contained sealed air cells may be cut apart in sections to fit flat or contoured surfaces where shock, impact absorption, shear or friction protection is required. Flame resistant. Neoprene rubber. Washable with soap and water. 10 by 14 inch sections with grid of 70 one inch square cells. ....[More Information]

  2. BUN-EASE CUSHION The bun-EASE Cushion is an air cushion padding designed to offer comfort and protection for patients with hemorrhoidal and coccyx trauma or for surgical aftercare. It provides lateral and longitudinal seating positions for the greatest possible patient comfort and maximum protection of the injury. The cushion is made of heavy guage soft vinyl, is light in weight, and is easily inflatable with two to five normal breaths. It quickly deflates and flattens so it can be folded and discretely carried ...[More Information]

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