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First Responder Bag Orange Exercise Furniture Comes with Reusable Cover * set in sleeves Comes with Reusable Cover * Non powered adjustable and reactive support surface for individuals who require skin soft tissue protection or have other therapeutic needs * Provides individualized pressure shear and friction management through force redistribution to an individual s shape * Cost effective option for different care settings costing less than high qualitypowered mattress systems * Easily cleaned and disinfected for reuse * Flexible interconnected air cells can be adjusted to match the body s contour providing personalized therapy and critical skin soft tissue protection * The SOFFLEX 2 is made of three sections that snap together simply add or releaseair in each mattress overlay section to accommodate the individual s needs * No need for concern of power failure or energy consumption costs * The SOFFLEX 2 is lightweight easy to transport easy to adjust and set up on different bed types * Mattress overlay system size: 36 x 81 With Post Valve (need o2 wrench to turn on off) * D Tank 425 Liters * Orange * Size: 20 x 13 x 9 * Uniquely designed first responder bag features a rubberized waterproof bottom panel * Velcro handle closures * Three rows of elastic loops sewn into the lid and reflective strips for added visibility * Removable padded liner with adjustable Velcro dividers can be used in any pattern to custom fit medical equipment in up to 10 padded compartments * Two generous exterior pockets with Velcro attached removable pouches feature a clear vinyl see through window and multiple elastic loops to help organize your equipment * Extra large zipper tabs for quick access
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