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HOMCOM 10ft Wheelchair Ramp Scooter Mobility Non-Skid

HOMCOM 10ft Wheelchair Ramp Scooter Mobility Non-Skid

Foldable design for space saving, easy storage and portability Black, Silver Overall Size: 120.1" L x 28.3" W (305 x…

04/29/2025
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Price: $300.00

Bed Assist Handle

Bed Assist Handle

Used - like new Used a handful of time for visiting relative

04/26/2025
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Price: $10.00

Toilet Safety Support

Toilet Safety Support

Used- like new - stand alone; no installation required -lightweight -used occasionally for visiting relative

04/26/2025
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Price: $10.00

Travel Buggy Electric Wheelchair

Travel Buggy Electric Wheelchair

Travel Buggy Eletric Wheelchair for Sale Selling a Travel Buggy electric wheelchair that's only been used for two months. This…

02/26/2025
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Price: $2,500.00

Evolution Walker (Calgary)

Evolution Walker (Calgary)

This item was donated to Spinal Cord Injury Alberta. Comes with instruction booklet.

03/27/2025
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Price: Free

Bed railing

Health Craft railing.Very sturdy,supports up to 300 lbs.Can be open or close.Good condition.

03/22/2025
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Price: $30.00

Smart Drive (China)

Smart Drive (China)

This Smart Drive is Free. Just have to pick up in St. Paul

01/01/2025
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Price: Free

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