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Picture of AIRPRO SHIN SUPPORT The AirPro Shin Support is designed for wear by children and young adults with lower extremity injuries or disabilities. This pull-on support extends from below the knee to the ankle and is made of breathable neoprenee. SIZES: Extra extra small (fits calf circumfeence from 11 to 12 inches), extra small (fits calf circumference 12 to 13 inches), small (fits calf circumference 13 to 14 inches), medium (fits calf circumference 14 to 15 inches), and large (fits calf circumference 15 to 17 inches).

Notes: AirPro is a trademark of Wheaton Brace Co.

Price: 26.00.

This product record was updated on October 5, 2010.

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Wheaton Brace Co.

391 S Schmale Rd
Carol Stream, Illinois 60188-2756
United States
Telephone: 800-227-6769 or 630-690-5795.
Fax: 630-690-8448.
Web: http://www.wheatonbrace.com.


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