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Picture of BARIATRIC QUAD CANE (MODEL 845) The Bariatric Quad Cane, model 845, is a quad cane designed for use by obese individuals with balance, lower extremity, or walking disabilities. This fixed-height aluminum cane is available for right-or left-handed use and has tube-in-tube construction from tip to tip for added strength and is equipped with rubber tips. DIMENSIONS: Available in 28 to 42 inches tall in one-inch increments. CAPACITY: 500 pounds.

Notes: This product cannot be returned. ** Measure in inches from floor to top of hand grip to determine proper length.

Price: 128.18.

This product record was updated on October 19, 2010.

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Convaquip Industries Inc

4834 Derrick Drive
PO Box 3417
Abilene, Texas 79604
United States
Telephone: 800-637-8436 or 325-677-4177.
Fax: 325-677-7217.
Web: http://www.convaquip.com.
Email: info@convaquip.com.


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