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SO SOFT DEEP U HEADREST (MODEL SSDU100)    

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Picture of SO SOFT DEEP U HEADREST (MODEL SSDU100) The So Soft Deep U Headrest, model SSDU100, is a wheelchair headrest and head support designed for use by individuals with lower extremity or mobility disabilities or spinal cord injury and other people who use wheelchairs and need to keep their heads positioned upright and centered. This unit has aggressive laterals for maintaining head position, tapered for minimal interference of vision. The headrest has a firm foam base topped with a 1-inch layer of visco/memory foam to provide pressure relief and comfort. The headrest comes with a zippered Triptex cover. DIMENSIONS: 12 x 5 inches.

Notes: So Soft is a trademark of Advanced Mobility Systems Corporation.

Price: 195.00.

This product record was updated on April 26, 2012.

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Advanced Mobility Systems Corporation

621 Justus Drive
Kingston, Ontario K7M 4H5
Canada
Telephone: 800-661-6716 or 613/384-7460.
Fax: 613-634-3990.
Web: http://www.amstilt.com.
Email: info@amstilit.com.


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