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The Easy-Lock Ankle Brace is an ankle-foot orthosis and ankle support designed to provide stability for weak or injured ankles. The brace features hook-and-loop closure for ease in adjustment and U-shaped spiral steel stays in the medial and lateral sides for added support. OPTIONS: A choice of padded or knit tongue is offered. SIZES: Extra small, small, medium, large, and extra large. COLOR: White.

Notes: Easy Lock is a trademark of Swede-O-Inc.

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This product record was updated on January 18, 2001.

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Swede-O Inc.

6459 Ash Street
North Branch, Minnesota 55056
United States
Telephone: 800-525-9339 or 651-674-8301.
Fax: 651-674-8425.
Web: http://www.swedeo.com.
Email: info@swedeo.com.


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