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Breast Self-Examination Glove
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Indicative market price: R299
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5 Aug 12 12:46
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Product information
Condition:
New
Location:
South Africa
Product code:
LTGL001
Bob Shop ID:
69578061
Breast cancer is the most common cancer amongst women
It is extremely important to detect breast cancer early so that you can get treatment as early as possible in order to have a better chance of survival.
Every woman should perform monthly breast self-examinations, even if she has a regular mammogram.
The liquid core in the glove acts like a "magnifying glass for your fingertips" to detect lump such that lumps may be detected and treated before they become life threatening.
Every woman should have one in her home.
The product lasts up to 5 years.
The pack includes a guide indicating the proper technique
for monthly self examinations.
Free shipping in South Africa.
The seller is a healthcare practitioner with over 20 years experience.
The seller is a healthcare practitioner with over 20 years experience.
Visit www.plexusglove.com for more information on this
product and to watch a video by Doctors and patients.
This could save a woman's life or prevent major surgery. 
