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Picture of TEXAS COOL VEST HEAVY DUTY The Texas Cool Vest Heavy Duty is a cooling vest designed for use by individuals with multiple sclerosis or other neurological or physical disabilities which cause intolerance to heat. This vest features complete insulation and large internal pockets that allow room for the extra large Cool Packs containing 65-degree Fahrenheit phase change material technology. SIZE: One size fits all. COLOR: Blue.

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This product record was updated on April 5, 2010.

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Texas Cooling Vest

7011 Harwin, Suite 290
Houston, Texas 77036
United States
Telephone: 713-952-1983.
Fax: 713-952-1997.
Web: http://www.texascoolvest.com/contactinfo.html.
Email: sales@texascoolvest.com.


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