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Picture of EFFECT 5000 The Effect 5000 is an alternating air pressure mattress surface designed to prevent pressure sores for people with lower extremity, mobility, or severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. This mattress overlay is placed on the regular mattress on a bed. It comes in a single bed or hospital bed size. If placed on a king sized bed, it covers half the bed. POWER: Uses 110-volt AC. OPTIONS: 12-volt to 110-volt AC inverter for use in a van. WARRANTY: One year warranty.

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Price: 495.00.

This product record was updated on March 18, 2012.

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EASE Cushion

8716 Skyway
Paradise, California 95969
United States
Telephone: 866-376-1878 or 530-877-8705.
Fax: 530-877-8715.
Web: http://www.easecushion.com.


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