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Step Connector - Enema Supplies

5 User Ratings (Write a Review) [?] Cumulated over ratings from wholesale and retail customers.

Made of Sterilized, Robust Medical Grade Polypropylene – Milky - 3.5” long

Versatile – useful connections for inner diameters varying between 8mm to 16 mm

Suitably grooved at intervals to provide firm leak-proof mounts

Can be suitably used as an extender / adaptor connecting hoses and /or assorted enema supplies

Useful addition to have in your Enema kit for possible future use

SRP [?]This is the MINIMUM Suggested Retail Price for this product. Most retailers sell at almost $2-$5 over the Min SRP.
$ 6.95 USD
Item Wt
50.00 gms. approx

Wholesale Price

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$ 5.91
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$ 5.56
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$ 4.87
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$ 4.17
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This step connector is suitably tapered to help tubings of various sizes to adapt to your enema kit setup. Suitably furrowed at intervals it provides a firm leak proof grip to the tubes mounted over it. A useful addition for every enema user to have as part of their kit

	Apr 11, 2017 Pankaj Bhusawal , India
Was also interested in Scalp massager which was not in stock at the time of last order Let me know if it is available now	Dec 24, 2016 Sai Elder Vadodara , India
I did receive my order eventually and it was complete. The delivery person delivered it to the wrong address. That person at the wrong address delivered it to me a couple of days later.	Nov 10, 2016 Roger Grandville , United States
Thank-you for the great service.	Mar 10, 2016 Bonnie Thornbury , Canada
Having coffee enemas in a stainless steel bucket is better for you than a plastic one.	Dec 31, 2015 Damien Kew , Australia

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