Woodtone shower chair 15" internal width, for small adult or pediatric needs 3" twin casters, open front seat, 250 LBS cap. Wound Closure Triangular Head Positioner - Universal Plates

Name: Woodtone shower chair 15" internal width, for small adult or pediatric needs 3" twin casters, open front seat, 250 LBS cap. Wound Closure Triangular Head Positioner - Universal Plates
Brand: sopowerful.org
SKU: 89493618564
Price: 102.30 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.684 (5 reviews)

SKU 89493618564 · ★ 4.7

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Woodtone shower chair 15" internal width, for small adult or pediatric needs 3" twin casters, open front seat, 250 LBS cap. Wound Closure Triangular Head Positioner Universal Plates Triangular Head Positioner Universal DK 2" x 2" 12ply Gauze ST open front seat 250 LBS cap

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