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Picture of ACCU-BACK BACK SUPPORTS The Accu-Back Back Supports are a portable back support cushions made of fire-retardant fabric and temper foam. Twelve models are available: an executive model has two vertical lumbar pads and shoulder rest, deluxe executive includes a seat pad in single unit, economy pillow back has back rest with single horizontal lumbar support, deluxe includes shoulder rest. Also 3 models with no additional parts needed. COLOR: Variety.

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This product record was updated on March 13, 2002.

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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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