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Picture of K-FLOT POOL LOUNGER The K-Flot Pool Lounger is a flotation aid designed for use by individuals during aquatic therapy. It allows participants in water-based therapy programs to feel secure and relaxed during neck or leg extension and rotation. It can also be used for lounging in the pool or on the deck, or as a seat cushion for an outdoor lounge chair. It folds away for storage. CAPACITY: 300 pounds.

Notes: K-Flot is a trademark of SwimEEZY USA.

Price: 30.00.

This product record was updated on August 31, 2010.

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SwimEEZY USA Inc.

PO Box 42506
Portland, Oregon 97242-0506
United States
Telephone: 503-701-6170.
Fax: 503-848-6447.
Web: http://www.swimeezy.com.
Email: salesusa@swimeezy.com.


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