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Wings™ Ultra Quilted Extra Heavy Absorbency Incontinence Brief, Extra Large, 1 Case of 60 Jobst Ultrasheer 15-20 Knee Hi Tips provide skid-resistant traction * Ships From:FL, USA
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Wings™ Ultra Quilted Extra Heavy Absorbency Incontinence Brief, Extra Large, 1 Case of 60 Jobst Ultrasheer 15 20 Knee Hi Tips provide skid resistant traction * Ships From:FL, USA Tips provide skid resistant traction * The tips are made of 100% natural rubber and are metal reinforced * Fits 3 4 cane tubing * When resident gets up and pressure is released from the pad the bed alarm monitor will sound (Monitor Required) Super absorbent core is designed to quickly lock in fluid and neutralize unpleasant odors High density core specially formed for more protection where it's needed most
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