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Ergodyne ProFlex 100 Extra Large (38"-42") Black Economic Spandex Standard Back Support With Rubber Track Electrolyte Replenishment & Accessories Part Number: 2132Manufacturer: UltraTech International Description Replacement activated carbon

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Ergodyne ProFlex 100 Extra Large (38" 42") Black Economic Spandex Standard Back Support With Rubber Track Electrolyte Replenishment & Accessories Part Number: 2132Manufacturer: UltraTech International Description Replacement activated carbon Part Number: 2132Manufacturer: UltraTech International Inc Sold per pair The rubber tracked webbing helps keep it in place while the two stage closure reminds wearers to lift properly and the stretchable bias binding with zig zag stitching allows for some give without binding Minimum Quantity: 1

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