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NEOPRENE SLIP-ON THIGH SUPPORT (MODELS 9041 & 9044)    

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The Neoprene Slip-On Thigh Support is designed to provide warmth and compression to the thigh. This sleeve-style support is made of neoprene laminated to knitted nylon. Model 9041 has nylon laminated only to the exterior, while model 9044 has nylon laminated to the interior and the exterior. Model 9044 also has a neoprene oval over the thigh for extra warmth and protection. SIZES: Extra small (special order), small, medium, large, and extra large. DIMENSIONS: The neoprene of model 9044 is 1/8-inch thick and it is 3/16 -inch thick on model 3044. The brace is 10 inches long. COLOR: Beige nylon on black neoprene.

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This product record was updated on January 18, 2001.

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Scott Specialties Inc.

512 M Street
PO Box 508
Belleville, Kansas 66935
United States
Telephone: 800-255-7136 or 785-527-5627.
Fax: 800-531-9826 or 785-527-5713.
Web: http://www.scottspecialties.com.
Email: customerservice@scottspecialties.com.


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