UROCARE REUSABLE LATEX LEG BAGS

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Picture of UROCARE REUSABLE LATEX LEG BAGS The Urocare Reusable Latex Leg Bag is designed to be an economical alternative to underpads and diapers for persons with incontinence. Made with a seamless contruction, this leg bag features a removable anti-reflux valve designed to prevent back-flow and bladder distension and interchangeable drain valves. Three latex leg straps are also included. SIZES: Extra large (holds 44 ouces), large (holds 32 ounces), long-slim (holds 26 ounces), sport-right (holds 10 ounces), and short-slim (holds 18 ounces).

Notes: Urocare is a registered trademark of Urocare Products, Inc.

Price: 31.50.

This product record was updated on March 18, 2004.

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Manufacturer:

Urocare Products Inc

2735 Melbourne Ave
Pomona, California 91767
United States
Telephone: 800-423-4441 or 909-621-6013.
Fax: 909-621-4436.
Web: http://www.urocare.com/.

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Distributor(s):

Care Medical and Rehabilitation Equipment

1877 NE 7th Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97212
United States
Telephone: 800-952-9566 (Oregon) or 800-869-7172 (Washington) or 503-288-8174.
Fax: 503-288-8817.
Web: http://www.caremedical.com.
Email: portland@caremedical.com.

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