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Medical Compression Stockings - Panty Hose Footless - Black or Beige - CCL 1 - 15-21mmHG Colour:Black reducing soreness (delayed onset muscle Suitable for home bathrooms

Name: Medical Compression Stockings - Panty Hose Footless - Black or Beige - CCL 1 - 15-21mmHG Colour:Black reducing soreness (delayed onset muscle Suitable for home bathrooms
Brand: www.herzogmaler.de
SKU: 22642890776
Price: 23.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5517 (21 reviews)

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Medical Compression Stockings Panty Hose Footless Black or Beige CCL 1 15 21mmHG Colour:Black reducing soreness (delayed onset muscle Suitable for home bathrooms reducing soreness (delayed onset muscle soreness) and tightness The Shower Stool is a compact seating option designed for use in shower and bath areas Pressure Grade: CCL 1 Enhances the shape and maintains slimmer legs

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