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Smith & Nephew OpSite Post-Op Visible Bacteria-Proof Dressing, 4" x 13-3/4" Unit:Box of 20 This large size belt is Dimensions:11 to 15 Inch Arch Circumference

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Smith & Nephew OpSite Post-Op Visible Bacteria-Proof Dressing, 4
Smith & Nephew OpSite Post-Op Visible Bacteria-Proof Dressing, 4
Smith & Nephew OpSite Post-Op Visible Bacteria-Proof Dressing, 4
Smith & Nephew OpSite Post-Op Visible Bacteria-Proof Dressing, 4

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Smith & Nephew OpSite Post Op Visible Bacteria Proof Dressing, 4" x 13 3 4" Unit:Box of 20 This large size belt is Dimensions:11 to 15 Inch Arch Circumference This large size belt is designed for waist measurements of 36" to 40" and features a 5" width with a 3 3 4" center opening for optimal appliance support Wet wax coating offers superior rigidity compared to Double Side Poly (DSP) cold cups The Smith & Nephew OpSite Post Op Visible Bacteria Proof Dressing offers advanced wound care technology in a convenient box of 20 dressings This innovative dressing combines a highly breathable film with a unique lattice structure foam pad that enables regular wound assessment without the need to lift or remove the dressing

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