Drive Medical, Bath Step Stool drive Non-Slip Bath Step 1 Step Plastic 4 Inch, Count of 1 smith__nephew_medical ensuring adherence and comfort

Name: Drive Medical, Bath Step Stool drive Non-Slip Bath Step 1 Step Plastic 4 Inch, Count of 1 smith__nephew_medical ensuring adherence and comfort
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 34659093356
Price: 32.40 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2439 (6 reviews)

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SKU 34659093356

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Description

Drive Medical, Bath Step Stool drive Non Slip Bath Step 1 Step Plastic 4 Inch, Count of 1 smith__nephew_medical ensuring adherence and comfort ensuring adherence and comfort Designed for easy application without the need for clips or pins The Portable Bath Step by Drive Medical makes getting in and out of the bath tub easy and safe This bath step has a unique modular design which allows the multiple steps to be stack

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