ORIGINAL MCKENZIE LUMBAR ROLL

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Picture of ORIGINAL MCKENZIE LUMBAR ROLL The Original McKenzie Lumbar Roll is a back and lumbar support cushion designed to relieve back pain for individuals who have difficulty sitting for long periods. This portable lumbar roll supports the natural curve of the spine in all seating conditions. Designed with adjustable elastic straps, this roll made of foam and fits most chairs. DIMENSIONS (LxD): 11 x 5 inches. The straps are 38.5 inches long.

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Price: 25.00 .

This product record was updated on October 8, 2011.

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Allcare Medical

4470 Bordentown Avenue
Sayreville, New Jersey 08872
United States
Telephone: 800-784-7786.
Fax: 888-510-8400.
Web: http://www.allcaremedical.net.

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Relax The Back Corporation

6 Centerpointe Drive, Suite 350
La Palma, California 90623
United States
Telephone: 800-290-2225 or 714-523-2870.
Web: http://www.relaxtheback.com.
Email: info@relaxtheback.com.

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