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The Inflatable Rubber Invalid Cushion is an inflatable ring seat cushion designed for use by individuals with pressure sores. This durable, heavy-gauge cushion conforms to the natural contours of the body. It cleans with a damp cloth and contains natural rubber. DIMENSIONS: 15 inches diameter x 3 inches high when inflated.

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This product record was updated on March 31, 2004.

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Carex Health Brands (formerly Apex Medical Corporation and Carex Health Care Products / Carex Rubbermaid)

PO Box 2526
Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57101-2526
United States
Telephone: 800-328-2935 or 800-526-8051 (customer service).
Fax: 888-616-4297.
Web: http://www.carex.com.
Email: customerservice@carex.com.


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