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Carex® Cane Tip, 5/8-Inch, 1 Case of 12 Diabetic Shoes Restraint-free environment * Improves patient Stair Chairs

SKU 64874235505 4.8
USD53.70 USD91.70

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Carex® Cane Tip, 5 8 Inch, 1 Case of 12 Diabetic Shoes Restraint free environment * Improves patient Stair Chairs Restraint free environment * Improves patient s ability to get in and out of bed independently * Minimizes the chance of injury to both patient and caregiver * Handles move up and down with the head of the bed * Less staff time spent at bedside * Allows for full use of hospital rails * Mounts on either side of the bed * Quick installation (no tools necessary) * 250 lb 14 15 * Excellent Retail Packaging Tips are made of thermoplastic rubber and are metal reinforced Black tips provide skid resistant traction for cane tip replacement

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