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Electric heating pads

Deluxe Electric Heating Pad, Moist Heat Options Available • Heat therapy brings comforting relief to sore/aching joints and muscles. • Moist heat pads automatically ...	Moist Heating Pad $32.49 • Ideal therapy for sore, aching, stiff muscled and joints. • Heat penetrates tissue quickly and safety....
King Size Moist Heating Pad with Auto Off $46.49 • Ideal therapy for sore, aching, stiff muscled and joints. • Heat penetrates tissue quickly and safety....	Therma Moist Heating Pad Options Available • The positioning strap with Velcro-type closure ensures a secure, proper fit for maximum treatment. • The ...
T Pump® Classic Warming or Cooling Therapy System $469.95 Water circulating heat/cold therapy system provides localized therapy for pain related conditions. Features LCD display,...	Dry Electric Heating Pad $18.95 Removable, washable cover and wetproof pad construction. Three heat settings and ON indicator light. • Size: 14"...
Moist/Dry Electric Heating Pad $23.23 Includes absorbent sponge pad to add moisture for penetrating heat therapy. 3 heat settings and "ON" indicator light....	Moist King Heating Pad $32.63 Tie bands hold heating pad securely in place. Includes absorbent sponge pad to add moisture penetrating heat therapy. 3 ...
Single-patient Use Replacement Pad $35.15 For use with the Gaymar T/Pump®. • Pliable polymer. • Size: 15" x 22" • 90-day warranty.	Heavy Duty Reusable Replacement Pad $83.75 For use with the Gaymar T/Pump®. • Pliable polymer. • Size: 15" x 22" • 90-day warranty.

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