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NATURALEASE WRIST SUPPORT (MODEL MS21)    

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The NaturalEase Wrist Support, model MS21, is a keyboard wrist support designed to reduce or prevent fatigue or strain for individuals who have or are candidates for repetitve motion disorders. This particular wrist support is curved at the center and is designed to work with the Microsoft Natural keyboard (see separate entry). Th durable cross-linked polyethylene foam is comfortable and the fabric covering does not promote friction allowing the users skin to breathe. The support attaches firmly to the keyboard. COLOR: Grey. WARRANTY: One year limited warranty.

Notes: NaturalEase is a trademark of Fox Bay Industries, Inc. ** Microsoft is a registured trademark of the Microsoft Corporation.

Price: 33.64.

This product record was updated on December 23, 2010.

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Fox Bay Industries, Inc

4150 B Place, NW, #101
Auburn, Washington 98001
United States
Telephone: 800-874-8527 or 253-941-9155.
Fax: 253-941-9197.
Web: http://www.foxbay.com.
Email: info@foxbay.com.


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