ULTIMATE PACKAGE OPENER, THE

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Picture of ULTIMATE PACKAGE OPENER, THE --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 09/2012) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The Ultimate Package Opener is a package opener designed for use by individuals with fine motor or upper extremity disabilities or arthritis. Made of heavy-duty polypropylene, this unit has a push button on top back that extends a metal two-millimeter blade to open plastic clamshells cases, corrugated boxes, banding straps, blister cards, and more. The short blade penetrates the package not the contents. A rotating wheel on top fine tunes the blade for thin cellophane, coupons, or wrapping paper. The device is equipped with a non-slip comfort grip handle and a clear plastic safety lid. DIMENSIONS: 6.5 inches long. WEIGHT: 2 ounces, COLOR: Assorted.

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Price: 6.95.

This product record was updated on September 28, 2012.

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PO Box 127
Jessup, Pennsylvania 18434
United States
Telephone: 877-718-7901 or 800-342-9988.
Fax: 800-821-1282.
Web: http://www.solutions.com.

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