Fisher & Paykel Oracle 452 Oral Silicone Cushion Seal New Breath-O-Prene headgear is the latest Size:XX-Large - Black w/Red Trim

Name: Fisher & Paykel Oracle 452 Oral Silicone Cushion Seal New Breath-O-Prene headgear is the latest Size:XX-Large - Black w/Red Trim
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SKU: 76324601019
Price: 25.00 USD
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Fisher & Paykel Oracle 452 Oral Silicone Cushion Seal New Breath O Prene headgear is the latest Size:XX Large Black w Red Trim Breath O Prene headgear is the latest in headgear technology Setting of 3 LPMeq = 2 hours Fisher & Paykel’s revolutionary SoftSeal mouthpiece is designed for all night comfort thanks to the silicone based design that helps eliminate abrasions and contact points You can replace or update your Oracle seal as needed with this affordable and easy to use Oracle 452 SoftSeal (400HC105)

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