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  1. AQUA SHAMPOO GLOVES Picture of AQUA SHAMPOO GLOVES The Aqua Total Shampoo Gloves are disposable shampoo gloves designed for use by caregivers of individuals with upper extremity or severe physical disabilities. These gloves are intended to eliminate the use for soap and water when cleaning a person's hair. They are made of a polyester viscose blend that is pre-moistened with hypoallergenic washing lotion that dries quickly and does not require rinsing with water. Other features include a protective liner designed to protect caregivers against b...[More Information]

  2. NO-RINSE SHAMPOO Picture of NO-RINSE SHAMPOO No-Rinse Shampoo is a no rinse shampoo to clean the hair of people with mobility and severe physical disabilities, spinal cord injury or others who are unable to bathe themselves. The user or caregiver applies the shampoo, massages it into the hair and scalp, and towels the hair dry. This product is available in 2, 8, 16 ounce, and 1 gallon containers....[More Information]

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