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Picture of SEAT BELT HELPER The Seat Belt Helper is a seat belt extension handle designed for use by individuals with arthritis or upper extremity disabilities. Made of flexible silicone rubber, this device attaches to a vehicle’s seat belt to aid the user to pull the seat belt around the body. DIMENSIONS (LxW): 9 x 3.825 x 7/8 inches. The gripping area extends 6 inches from the seat belt.

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Price: 6.99.

This product record was updated on January 9, 2013.

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Easy Comforts

250 City Center
Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54906
United States
Telephone: 800-296-5174 or 920-231-3800.
TT: 920-231-5506.
Fax: 800-699-6993.
Web: http://www.easycomforts.com.


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