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Picture of CARE-PAD FALL CUSHION -- DISCONTINUED. VERIFIED 10/2012. RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. -- The Care-Pad Fall Cushion is a fall mat designed for use with individuals who are at risk for falls from bed or while exiting the bed. This mat cushions falls by dispersing the impact over a broad area. The mat features a waterproof cover and reflective markings for identification in low light. This lightweight pad folds in half and secures with Velcro and secures with Velcro for transport or storage. DIMENSIONS: 48 x 27 inches.

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Price: 73.00.

This product record was updated on October 3, 2012.

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Care Electronics Inc

4700 Sterling Drive, Suite D
Boulder, Colorado 80301-2305
United States
Telephone: 888-444-8284 or 303-444-2273.
Fax: 303-447-3502.
Web: http://www.medicalshoponline.com.
Email: tom@medicalshoponline.com.


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