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Picture of JUST RIGHT ARCH SUPPORT The Just Right Arch Support is a shoe insert designed for wear by children with lower extremity disabilities. Intended to correct heel and forefoot valgus, these supports are fabricated of a thermoplastic blend and are rigid enough to provide support while being flexible enough for comfort in shoes. The supports are available with or without foam lining. SIZES: Seven sizes to fit children from two to ten years of age.

Notes: Just Right is a trademark of Wheaton Brace Co. ** These supports are sold in pairs.

Price: 30.00 to 27.50.

This product record was updated on October 5, 2010.

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Wheaton Brace Co.

391 S Schmale Rd
Carol Stream, Illinois 60188-2756
United States
Telephone: 800-227-6769 or 630-690-5795.
Fax: 630-690-8448.
Web: http://www.wheatonbrace.com.


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