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Breast Cancer Awareness Rollator

Breast Cancer Awareness Rollator

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$120.00 - $120.00
$120.00
$120.00 - $120.00
$120.00

Customer will need to provide prescriptions for respiratory devices.

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The seat of this pink-framed Breast Cancer Awareness Rollator carries a heat-transferred Pink Ribbon logo, and the backrest cover has the logo embroidered.

The manufacturer donates 10 dollars to the National Breast Cancer Foundation for each one purchased.

Features

  • Fully padded seat with pouch
  • Padded backrest
  • Lightweight aluminum frame
  • 8" wheels
  • Wheel brakes lock by pushing or pulling
  • Adjustable handle height

Specifications

  • Seat: 14" x 13"
  • Weight: 17 lbs
  • Wheels: 8"
  • Handle height: 33" to 38"
  • Weight capacity: 300 lbs

Specifications

Weight Capacity 300 lbs.
Product Weight 17 lbs.
Seat Width 14"
Seat Depth 13"
Seat-to-Floor Height 21"
Overall Width 23.5"
Overall Length 27"
Overall Height 38"
Max. Handle Height 38"
Min. Handle Height 33"
Width Between Handles 18.5"
Frame Color Pink
Number of Wheels 4
Front Wheel Size 8"
Rear Wheel Size 8"
HCPCS E0149
Warranty on Frame Lifetime Limited
Shipping Weight 21 lbs.
Box Length 24"
Box Width 7"
Box Height 30"

Features

  • Fully padded seat
  • Lightweight aluminum
  • 300 lbs. weight capacity
  • Bright pink color
  • Ergonomic loop hand brakes - squeeze to brake, flip down to apply wheel locks
  • $10 donation to the National Breast Cancer Foundation
  • Free Shipping

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