Graham Field Lumex Bariatric Transfer Bench, 2 Each Per Case Invacare ML9 Post Valve Cylinder Each pair comes complete with 1197#3

Name: Graham Field Lumex Bariatric Transfer Bench, 2 Each Per Case Invacare ML9 Post Valve Cylinder Each pair comes complete with 1197#3
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 28810509349
Price: 225.47 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1449 (23 reviews)

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Graham Field Lumex Bariatric Transfer Bench, 2 Each Per Case Invacare ML9 Post Valve Cylinder Each pair comes complete with 1197#3 Each pair comes complete with a fluid resistant vinyl cover with hook and loop fastener straps to secure to side rail The Vios Aerosol Delivery System Deluxe is designed from PARI's long legacy of clinically proven products and consists of two important components: a Vios compressor and a PARI nebulizer Overall Width: 29 ½" Graham Field Lumex Bariatric Transfer Bench

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