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Picture of KOOL MAX COLD PACK BODY COOLING VEST The Kool Max Cold Pack Body Cooling System is a cold therapy system designed for use by individuals with multiple sclerosis and other neurological disabilities. Wearable under or over clothing, the system includes a Kool Max Body Cooling Vest (KMV) with 10 KMV5 reusable cold packs. The vest is fully adjustable with elastic and hook-and-loop straps. OPTIONS: A set of 10 additional cold packs is available. SIZES: One size fits most.

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Price: 83.95.

This product record was updated on August 3, 2005.

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Polar Products Inc.

3380 Cavalier Trail
Stow, Ohio 44224
United States
Telephone: 800-763-8423 or 330-253-9973.
Fax: 330-253-4233.
Web: http://www.polarsoftice.com.
Email: Polar@polarproducts.com.


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