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Picture of CONTOUR COLLAR The Contour Collar is a cervical collar designed to offer support and stability to the neck and head for individuals with neck pain or injury. It has a contoured design and is made of breathable foam with medium density. SIZES: Small, medium, large, and extra-large. DIMENSIONS: The small collar fits necks up to 10 inches in circumference; medium fits necks 10 to 13 inches; large fits necks 13 to 16 inches; extra-large fits necks 16 to 19 inches.

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Price: 9.45.

This product record was updated on May 8, 2012.

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Medical Specialties Inc

4600 Lebanon Road
Charlotte, North Carolina 28227
United States
Telephone: 800.582.4040 or 704-573-4040.
Fax: 704-573-4047.
Web: http://www.medspec.com.
Email: request@medspec.com.


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