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The Air Popper Activity Center is a sensory busy box designed for use by children with upper extremity disabilities. Activated by air pressure, this toy provides pleasants sounds and interesting motion with a light push or squeeze. Minimal strength and no controlled grasp is required.

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Price: 27.00.

This product record was updated on July 18, 2001.

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Kaye Products Inc.

535 Dimmocks Mill Road
Hillsborough, North Carolina 27278
United States
Telephone: 919-732-6444.
Fax: 800-685-5293 or 001-919-732-1444 (International).
Web: http://www.kayeproducts.com.
Email: sales@kayeproducts.com.


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