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Sani-pant® Reusable Briefs Options Available Waterproof briefs for incontinence protection. Made of soft, white, plastic-coated nylon, making them the perfect cover-...	ULTRA-FIT Reusable Briefs Options Available For heavy or total incontinence. Adjustable snap closures, elasticized legs and back waist. Antibacterial for odor contr...
HealthDri® Men's Heavy Briefs Options Available A single-piece garment with the feel, wear and care of regular underwear. The patented moisture management control panel...	Dignity Pant Unisex Reuseable Options Available Fitted briefs made of 50% cotton/polyester with wide elastic waistband. Streamlined and discreet. "Stretch-Loc" pouch ho...
Athletic Supporter by Invacare® Options Available Pouch constructed with 40 guage rubber for maximum support. 3" crochet-knit elastic waistband and 3/4 inch leg straps. W...	Front Hook Closure Compression Bra Options Available The Expand-A-Band Compression Bra is durable and attractive. It's soft, elastic, sheered material offers support and com...
Double Compression Lace Binder By Expand-A-Band Options Available Our Double Compression Lace Binders consist of an elastic binder covered with Imported Italian Peach Lace or B...	Posture Perfect for Men & Women $16.95 1" elastic bands with reinforced crisscross design help restore posture and reduce back strain. • Excellent aid ...
ACTIVE SAFE HIP Options Available The new Active SafeHip is a revolution within hip protection. the Active SafeHip combines the unique features of the exi...	Hernia Belt by Invacare® Options Available Nylon and elastic double hernia belt provides discreet support for inguinal hernia. Features removable, adjustable pads....

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