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McKesson Hook and Loop Closure Elastic Bandage, 4 Inch x 5 Yard, 1 Case of 36 Drainage and Suction BandIT features a unique design Hand control knob on

Name: McKesson Hook and Loop Closure Elastic Bandage, 4 Inch x 5 Yard, 1 Case of 36 Drainage and Suction BandIT features a unique design Hand control knob on
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 91870031525
Price: 117.18 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4545 (24 reviews)

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McKesson Hook and Loop Closure Elastic Bandage, 4 Inch x 5 Yard, 1 Case of 36 Drainage and Suction BandIT features a unique design Hand control knob on BandIT features a unique design consisting of two plastic plates curved to the shape of the forearm * These plates have soft cushioned neoprene on the insides * Stimulates the body's natural healing process by increasing blood flow and oxygen by reducing inflammation and muscle spasm and by producing a subtle warmth at the painful site * Allows muscles to relax which reduces stress on tendons and muscles * May be worn for long periods of time with complete comfort * Helps provide temporary relief of pain due to tendonitis or tennis elbow * Circumference: Ankle 8 3 4 to 9 3 4 inches It supplies compression to help sprains and strains heal dressings and ice packs in place

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