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Picture of ACU-LIFE UNIVERSAL FINGER SPLINT (MODEL 400561) The Acu-Life Universal Finger Splint, model 400561, is a finger extension splint designed for use by individuals with finger injuries or disabilities. Made from a malleable aluminum alloy for a customized fit, this splint comes with adjustable straps and immobilizes the finger. The packaging includes bilingual English / Spanish instructions.

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Price: 4.49.

This product record was updated on October 28, 2010.

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Health Enterprises, Inc.

90 George Leven Drive
North Attleboro, Massachusetts 02760
United States
Telephone: 800-633-4243 or 508-695-0727.
Fax: 508-695-3061.
Web: http://www.healthenterprises.com.
Email: sales@healthenterprises.com.


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