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The Blue Ice Hot or Cold Therapy Pack, model 3226, is a hot and cold pack designed to combine the benefits of hot and cold treatments in one convenient package. Gel formulation remains flexible despite drastic temperature changes and allows direct application to treatment areas. Comes with 2 disposable linen covers. DIMENSIONS: 4 x 10 inches.

Notes: Price listed is per case; 12 units per case.

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This product record was updated on December 22, 1999.

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Pelton Shepherd Industries

PO Box 30218
Stockton, California 95213-0218
United States
Telephone: 800-BLUE-ICE (258-3423) or 209-460-0893.
Fax: 209-460-1009.
Web: http://www.peltonshepherd.com/.
Email: sales@peltonshepherd.com.


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