GERIBIB

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Picture of GERIBIB The GeriBib is an adult bib designed for use by individuals with upper extremity or eating disabilities or severe physical disabilities. Designed to cover the complete chest and lap area, this bib is intended for use with Geri-chairs with attached trays. The bib is draped over a Geri-chair to prevent liquids and food from falling between the armrests and seat cushion of the chair. The bib is made of durable polyester and cotton blend with a vinyl lining. Features include a Velcro closure that secures the bib to the tray so food can be placed directly onto the bib. The bib can be machine washed and dried. DIMENSIONS (LxW): 38 x 30 inches. COLORS: Assorted colors.

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Price: 9.00.

This product record was updated on June 28, 2012.

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Manufacturer:

Care Apparel Industries Inc.

127-09 91st Avenue
Richmond Hill, New York 11418
United States
Telephone: 800-326-62-62 or 718-577-0888.
Fax: 718-577-0880.
Web: http://www.careapparel.com.
Email: info@careapparel.com.

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Distributor(s):

LifeSolutionsPlus

Pennsylvania United States
Telephone: 877-785-8326 or 717-464-7110.
Fax: 717-464-7109.
Web: http://www.lifesolutionsplus.com.
Email: sales@lifesolutionsplus.com.

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