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THERMALON HEAT/COLD WRAPS & PADS (MODELS 22505, 22515, 21315, & 21335)     

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Picture of THERMALON HEAT/COLD WRAPS & PADS (MODELS 22505, 22515, 21315, & 21335) Thermalon Heat/Cold Wraps and Pads are hot and cold packs designed for use in relieving pain. These non-gel pads conform to the body and provide time-released heat or cold therapy. Each wrap or pad is a single one-piece unit with a durable outer fabric. These packs are available as a small compress (model 22505), standard pad (model 22515), small wrap (model 21315), and universal wrap (model 21335).

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This product record was updated on May 11, 2011.

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Bruder Healthcare Company

3150 Engineering Parkway
Alpharetta, Georgia 30004
United States
Telephone: 888-827-8337.
Fax: 770-521-5557.
Web: http://www.bruder.com.


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