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▪ Brand: Equate; Model: EQ 2119-UL
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| Manufacturer | - |
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| Brand | Equate |
| Item model number | 43224-4310 |
| Color | White |
| Weight | - |
| Height | - |
| Depth | - |
| Product Id | 257875 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 4.2 (12 ratings) 4.2 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 681131172974 |
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Equate Reusable 6" Elastic Bandage Wrap, 1 roll
Reviews: 12
Ratings:
(12)
Price:
$4.98
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12 | (4.2) |
$4.98
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| 2 |
Equate Replacement Humidifier Filter 2-Pack
Price:
$24.27
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$24.27
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| 3 |
Equate Replacement Humidifier Filter 2-Pack
Price:
$42.99
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$42.99
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I wish that I would have ordered these I went and spent $16 on two knee compression sleeves and they did nothing and they rolled up and came right off your knee I was so mad signature classic for my knee and it's been around for hours now and still I love it and this is the best thing I could have got thanks Walmart
6" wrap i use them for my leg as it has plates ans screws inside. They are long lasting, soft, reuaable a great price for anyone.
Exactly what I was looking for to wrap my knee. And reusable and washable. Price was good.
I have been using these for several years and am glad that I found them again!
6 inches is a little wide for use on a child, but the narrower ones were not available for shipping
I wanted jusr the regular stretch the self adhesive rub your skin the elestic band is Really nice strech cloth to wrap. I have to agree with the other review the clips do not work they do not grab the fabric and bend if you have it tight. I had to use safty pins and hope they donât open. I had to wrap my ribs.
Useless little hooks that don't hold. Period. They fall off and you'll lose them rendering your bandage useless. Newsflash. There's something called velcro today.