McKesson Steel Offset Cane, 29¾ – 37¾ Inch Height, 1 Case of 6 CompleteMed Adapt flat barrier rings can Ships From:FL, USA
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McKesson Steel Offset Cane, 29¾ – 37¾ Inch Height, 1 Case of 6 CompleteMed Adapt flat barrier rings can Ships From:FL, USA Adapt flat barrier rings can be used to fill in or caulk uneven skin contours near the stoma to create a flatter surface and help prevent ostomy drainage from getting under the ostomy barrier Low rocker sole offers enhanced comfort and promotes natural ambulation * Wide foot base provides ample room for dressings * Improved ergonomic design for ease of use and increased compliance * Semi rigid shell and adjustable aircells provide secure support and protection * Stable fracture of foot and or ankle * Severe ankle sprain * Post operative use * Fits Men's sizes 7 10 * Fits Women's sizes 8 11 * Height of brace 13Û * Max foot width (at toes): 5 * Max calf circumference: 16 * The McKesson steel offset cane's standard style allows use in narrow spaces such as hallways and staircases Easy to use
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