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Graham Field Regency XL 2000 Fixed Back Bariatric Wheelchair Size:32" x 20" Patent-pending controlled collapse technology maintains Detecto DR Series Scales Case

Name: Graham Field Regency XL 2000 Fixed Back Bariatric Wheelchair Size:32" x 20" Patent-pending controlled collapse technology maintains Detecto DR Series Scales Case
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SKU: 46746283269
Price: 935.48 USD
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Graham Field Regency XL 2000 Fixed Back Bariatric Wheelchair Size:32" x 20" Patent pending controlled collapse technology maintains Detecto DR Series Scales Case Patent pending controlled collapse technology maintains bottle shape longer while emptying Storage and Transport Temperature: 4° F 140° F ( 20° C 60° C) Rear 24 inch (60 52 kg) – EVENLY DISTRIBUTED

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