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The Tactile two pound scale, model ## 1590, is a raised dot scale designed for indiviuals who are blind or have low vision. The scale can be used for weighing foods or for postage and other purposes. There is a double dot every four ounces and single dots at every ounce in between. It is accurate up to two pounds and the zero adjust allows for the use of a container when weighing. WARRANTY: Stock items carry a 30 day guarantee.

Notes: Shipping and Handling charges are not included in the purchasing price.

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This product record was updated on October 15, 2002.

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Captek, Inc. (formerly Science Products for the Blind)

Box 888
Southeastern, Pennsylvania 19399
United States
Telephone: 800-888-7400 or 610-296-2111.
Web: http://www.captek.net.
Email: info@captek.net.


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