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MOR-LOC VINYL WRIST AND FOREARM SPLINT & UNIVERSAL WRIST AND FOREARM SPLINT (MODELS 50-145, 51-145, 52-145, 50-311, 51-311, 52-311)    

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The Mor-Loc Wrist and Forearm Splint is designed to stabilize and immobilize the wrist and forearm for individuals who have an upper limb injury. The Vinyl splint is vinyl-foam-nylon laminate while the Universal is made of foam brushed nylon. They feature removable aluminum stays and an open thumb, and have hook and loop closure with buckles. The splint comes in models for the left or right hand. SIZE: Small to Extra Large. The Universal is one size. DIMENSIONS: Fits wrist and forearms 6 to 14 inches, and measures 7, 9 or 11 inches.

Notes: Mor-Loc is a registered trademark of Jobri LLC.

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This product record was updated on August 23, 2005.

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Jobri LLC

520 North Division Street
Konawa, Oklahoma 74849
United States
Telephone: 800-432-2225 or 580-925-3500.
Fax: 580-925-3501.
Web: http://www.jobri.com.
Email: support@jobri.com.


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