Graham Field Lumex Pivot-Arm Clinical Care Recliner Upholstered Armrests, 1 Each Color:Sand SPECIFICATIONS Mode of Operation: Fixed 1197#3

Name: Graham Field Lumex Pivot-Arm Clinical Care Recliner Upholstered Armrests, 1 Each Color:Sand SPECIFICATIONS Mode of Operation: Fixed 1197#3
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 86866562000
Price: 2205.97 USD
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Graham Field Lumex Pivot Arm Clinical Care Recliner Upholstered Armrests, 1 Each Color:Sand SPECIFICATIONS Mode of Operation: Fixed 1197#3 SPECIFICATIONS Mode of Operation: Fixed Bi Level and CPAP Warranty: 1 Year on Bi Level and Humidifier Special User Features: Easy Breathe motor and Vsync automatic leak management Pressure Range: 3cm 25cm Filters: Yes even on cloudy days Three Total Locking Casters and one Directional Locking Caster Graham Field Lumex Pivot Arm Clinical Care Recliner Upholstered Armrests

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