Varilite Reflex Air Flotation Cushion on Sale with Low Price

Varilite Reflex Air Flotation Cushion

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With the Varilite Reflex Wheelchair Cushion's non-adjustable valve, a small amount of air is released automatically when a user takes his or her seat on the cushion. The Varilite Reflex Air Flotation Cushion is light in weight and heavy on comfort. This air/foam cushion is self inflating which means no pumps and no accessories necessary. Get the Varilite Reflex Air Flotation Cushion for major savings.

Features:

Self Inflating
Automatic valve provides consistent pressure settings
Standard incontinence cover
3.25" high before compression
Single chamber
No maintenance
2 year warranty (excluding cover)

**PLEASE NOTE THE MFGR IS EXPERIENCING DELAYS.*

Product details

25%

Stock#

VREFLEX

Retail:

$280.00

Cost:

$210.00

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Cushion Size (Width x Depth)

Extra Cover

Cost:

$210.00

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Mr. Ruben Ebani

Mar 5, 2021

This customer purchased the item at our site.

Hi, Varilite Reflex Air Flotation Cushion is an excellent product. Very satisfied with it. Thanks.

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Sandra Rush

Sep 30, 2018

Love the price, comfort and quality of cushion. For someone who is a partial paraplegic and not needing more cushion, this is perfect.

Advantages: Lightweight, quality, value, waterproof cover.

Disadvantages: None.

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