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Picture of PEAR SHAPED BREAST FORM (MODEL 2358) The Pear Shaped Breast Form, model 2358, is a breast form designed for wear by women who have had mastectomies. Lightweight for leisure wear, this pear-shaped prosthesis with a concave back is made of fabric-covered molded polyurethane. SIZES: S (32-34), M (36-38), L (40-42), or XL (44-46). COLOR: Nude.

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Price: 24.99.

This product record was updated on May 8, 2006.

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Sears Health and Wellness Catalog

7700 Brush Hill Road
Suite 240
Burr Ridge, Illinois 60527
United States
Telephone: 800-326-1750 or 888-326-2132.
Web: http://www.searscommercial.com/catalog/Health%20&%20Wellness.


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