Salter Style Soft Oxygen Nasal Cannulas

The 3/4″ Diameter Cane Tip easily replaces your lost or worn-out cane tips. This rubber tip provides a firm grip and protection for floor surfaces from cane damage. The Cane Tips fit onto any cane with a diameter of 3/4″.

New “U” shape cut-out design enables the shower curtain liner to stay within the bath tub and avoiding water spillage outside onto the bathroom floor

JOBST Opaque stockings are designed to look and feel like elegant opaque hosiery, while incorporating gradient compression to improve blood flow and promote continuous relief from tired, aching legs. Softness,

Blue Streak Wheelchair With Flip Back Desk Arm – Swing Away Footrest 16″
Blue Powder-coated frame, black cross brace
Flip-back, padded desk-length arm

Jobst 15-20 mmHg Activewear Knee High Support Socks, providing effective leg therapy in energizing unisex athletic compression socks.

Seamless circular knitted for a soft, silky look and comfortable feel Easy to wear with a reciprocated heel and toe Nylon and spandex yarns combined with a silicone blend softener The Jobst Stocking Donner is an easy-to-use compression stocking aid to assist with putting on compression stockings and support hose.

Jobst for Men Casual support socks provide comfortable cotton feel with superior moisture-wicking properties to help keep feet dry and cool.

Ideal for use in treatment of hemorrhoids and other conditions in the anal and genital areas, and especially after an episiotomy
Designed to fit standard toilets

Blue Streak Wheelchair With Flip Back Desk Arm – Swing Away Footrest 18″
Blue Powder-coated frame, black cross brace
Flip-back, padded desk-length arm

Brings comfort while not compromising your patients’ day-to-day style. Jobst Casual Pattern socks feature an attractive Argyle design. Available in three fashionable colours, the soft, breathable fabric offers your patients a fun option to classic compression stockings that’s comfortable to wear all day. Plus, the sock-like appearance easily blends into daily life: not seen as a compression sock but as part of your patients’ outfit.