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Picture of BABEEBRITE Babeebrite is a hands-free battery-operated light source deigned for use by individuals with upper extremity or vision disabilities. This light clips onto any surface up to one-inch thick, including shirt pockets, robes, bed headboards, and other surfaces, to provide soft, unobtrusive light. The unit features an automatic shut-off seven minute timer to help preserve the battery life. POWER: Uses two CR-2032 batteries (included).

Notes: Babeebrite is a trademark.

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This product record was updated on October 11, 2011.

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MommyBeeHappy.com

PO Box 6942
Santa Barbara, California 93160
United States
Telephone: 866-846-2068 or 805-968-2068.
Fax: 805-685-6740 or 800-910-5711.
Web: http://www.mommybeehappy.com.
Email: rachel@quiqlite.com.


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