Lumbar Cushion w/Strap & Board Navy Jobst Ultrasheer 30-40 Knee Hi A super-absorbent core wicks moisture Ships From:FL, USA
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Lumbar Cushion w Strap & Board Navy Jobst Ultrasheer 30 40 Knee Hi A super absorbent core wicks moisture Ships From:FL, USA A super absorbent core wicks moisture away from skin and reduces the presence of odors Felt on both sides of splint helps eliminate the risk of wrong side application while providing padding and protection for injury With strap and support board * Navy * Gives vertical & lateral support * Eases stress on back muscles * Size: 14 x 14 x 4 1 2 * Corrects posture * Cushion has elastic strap * The ultimate in soothing lumbar support * Molded foam provides support directly to the lumbar region heping you to relax and feel instant relief * Features poly cotton cover *
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