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Picture of FAUX SHEEPSKIN BED SORE COVER The Faux Sheepskin Bed Sore Cover is a decubitus pad designed for use by individuals at risk for pressure sores/ulcers and/or incontinence. The sheepskin cover is constructed to keep air flow between the skin and sheets.

Notes: Shipping and handling charges are not included in the purchase price listed. ** The manufactuer recommends that a bed liner incontinence pad be laid down first on the sheet with the pad on top.

Price: 24.99.

This product record was updated on September 13, 2010.

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Doctor Mae's Special Needs Clothing

824 Portage Street #A
Arlington, Washington 98223
United States
Telephone: 206-414-1725.
Web: http://docmae.com.
Email: docmae@docmae.com.


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