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Sunflower12
Asked February 2022
I have a full Purewick system with catheters that I would like to donate to someone who can use it. How can I do this?
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PattyZ
Apr 2022
Hello! I am very interested. Please let me know if still available 🙏🏻
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i don't know but my wife sure could use it
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