Gentle Step Diabetic Shoe W-7.5 M-6 Med Width Black pr Wound Care Model-Accessories 5 Overall Open Width 21 63-200991
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Gentle Step Diabetic Shoe W 7.5 M 6 Med Width Black pr Wound Care Model Accessories 5 Overall Open Width 21 63 200991 5 Overall Open Width 21 Overall Length w Riggings 41 Weight w o Riggings 36 25 cm) * Depth: Open: 24 (61 cm) Fits Women's size 9 Men's 7´ * Conforms to Medicare Therapeutic Shoe Bill * Approved extra depth shoe for certain patients with diabetes * Upper constructed of lycra to provide comfort in patients with forefoot deformities or lesions * Firm heel counter to provide stability and comfortable fit * Extra depth concealed in the molded outsole to provide a lower profile and enhanced style * Machine washable * Toe box made of lycra material to stretch over foot deformities such as hammer toes bunions etc * One strap loop lock provides easy closure * Latex free * HCPCS Code: A5500
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