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Picture of COVER-UP (MODEL 615) Cover-Up, model 615, is a poncho-style robe designed for use by wheelchair users. This versatile garment can be used as a robe or for extra warmth when moving between the shower and bedroom. It goes over the head and is cut so the knees are covered when sitting. The back comes to the seat of the chair for transferring. The robe is made from a synthetic fabric and is washable. One size fits all. COLOR: Navy, green, or aqua.

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Price: 38.00.

This product record was updated on August 15, 2008.

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Specially for You, Inc.

15621 309th Avenue
Gettysburg, South Dakota 57442
United States
Telephone: 605-765-9396.
Web: http://www.speciallyforyou.net.
Email: customerservice@speciallyforyou.net.


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