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ADAPTIVE FULL LENGTH SIDE -ZIPPER PANTS    

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Picture of ADAPTIVE FULL LENGTH SIDE -ZIPPER PANTS The Adaptive Full Length Side-Zipper Pants are child's pants or men's trousers designed for use by individuals with mobility disabilities or incontinence or those who are in bed for long periods. These pants feature full-length separating zippers on each outer leg. The zipper is positioned to be zipped from bottom to top. The waistband is fully elastic. SIZES: Small (fits ages 6 to 8 years), medium (fits ages 10 to 12 years), large (ages 14 to 16 years), and extra large (fits ages 16 to 18 years). COLOR: Available in a variety of solid colors in warm fleece.

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Price: 33.99.

This product record was updated on December 22, 2008.

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Adaptive Clothing Showroom

12 Remsen Ave
Monsey, New York 10952
United States
Telephone: 877-222-1055 or 845-352-1674.
Fax: 845-352-3919.
Web: http://www.AdaptiveClothingShowroom.com.
Email: AdaptiveClothingShowroom@kewnet.com.


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