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Picture of POCKETED SUPPORT CAMI The Pocketed Support Cami is a camisole designed for wear by women who have undergone a mastectomy. Made of lightweight tricot, the hip-length camisole is intended to be worn without a bra. The upper bra section of this camisole is made of Spandex, provides a sprts bra fit, and has inner pockets to support weighted or non-weighted breast forms, as well as the natural breast. SIZES: Small (6 to 8), medium (10 to 12), large (14 to 16), and extra large (18). COLOR: White or black.

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This product record was updated on March 9, 2006.

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Ladies First Inc

PO Box 4400
Salem, Oregon 97302
United States
Telephone: 800-497-8285 or 503-363-3980.
Fax: 877-363-1985.
Web: http://ladiesfirst.com.
Email: info@ladiesfirst.com.


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