McKesson Silicone Medical Tape, 1 Inch x 5-1/2 Yard, Transparent, 1 Box of 12 Bedboards * Aluminum casted back release 63-200991

Name: McKesson Silicone Medical Tape, 1 Inch x 5-1/2 Yard, Transparent, 1 Box of 12 Bedboards * Aluminum casted back release 63-200991
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SKU: 73897898683
Price: 52.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4104 (7 reviews)

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McKesson Silicone Medical Tape, 1 Inch x 5 1 2 Yard, Transparent, 1 Box of 12 Bedboards * Aluminum casted back release 63 200991 * Aluminum casted back release hinge allows back to fold down for easy storage and transport * Standard rear wheel locks * Overall width w 17 seat: 20 (open) 9 (closed) * Overall height: 39 clinically proven to enhance beneficial bacteria in the gut to restore normal stool formation Ideal for individuals with sensitive Silicone adhesive can be removed cleanly without disrupting fragile skin layers

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