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Foot Snugglers are slippers designed to fit around the lower leg and foot of individuals suffering from swelling or sensitivity in that area. The slipper fits around the calf, and has a closed toe and thick cushioning. It has a velcro tab closure that opens all the way to toe. It is composed of a cotton/poly quilted outer with an inner lined with plush shearling. It is washable. One size is available for both men and women. COLOR: Variety.

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Price: 30.00.

This product record was updated on October 25, 2010.

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Buck and Buck, Inc.

3111 27th Avenue South
Seattle, Washington 98144-6502
United States
Telephone: 800-458-0600 or 206-722-4196.
Fax: 800-317-2182.
Web: http://www.buckandbuck.com.
Email: info@buckandbuck.com.


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