AMERICAN HEALTH SOURCE

First aid kits; sterile burn kits comprised of sterile burn sheets and sterile burn gloves; snake bite kits comprised of a tourniquet, a scalpel, and swab ampule and suction domes; incontinence garments and incontinence pads; sanitary belts; orthopedic adhesive tape; foot care products, namely corn pads, heel spur pads, toe caps and crest-buttress pads; adhesive tape used for medical purposes that is not harmful to the skin

Stainless steel forks, knives and spoons, namely, weighted forks, knives and spoons and cushion grip forks, knives and spoons; manicure implements, namely, nail files, nail clippers, cuticle pushers, tweezers, nail and cuticle scissors,

Medical, surgical and orthopedic apparatuses, instruments and articles, namely, cushions, wedges and pillows for medical use; mattresses, mattress pads, sheets, bed rails, screens and pads, lap trays, and bed trays; convalescent gowns; physical therapy and invalid walkers, canes and crutches; toilets adapted for medical patients, elderly and handicapped persons; bed pans, urine collectors and specimen containers; catheters and tubing; disposable airways kits; resuscitators; resuscitation masks; sphygmomanometers; stethoscopes; medical examination lamps; medical instrument trays; medical syringes; intravenous feeding apparatuses and stands; surgical gloves; surgical instruments, namely, scissors, forceps, percussion and neurological hammers, ring cutters and cervical collars; heat pads and packs; ice packs and bags; traction sets, belts and halters for immobilizing body parts; orthopedic bandages, braces, wraps and supports for namely the back, abdomen, ankles, knees, shoulders, wrists, forearms and elbows; anti-embolism stockings; orthopedic tape; orthopedic shoes, boots and foot care products, namely, insoles, felt, moleskin, foam, heel spur pads, corn pads, toe caps, and crest-buttress pads; therapeutic weights, exercisers, and grab bars; patient aids, namely, reach extenders and products that aid in putting on shoes, socks, stockings, buttoning, zipping, writing, dressing, eating, drinking, washing, cooking, and other everyday activities; hearing and visual aids for patients; terry cloth, vinyl and plastic eating smocks and bibs; shower and bath seats, bath mats, bath pillows, bathtub and shower rails, tub and shower bars, whirlpools for therapeutic use; and furniture for medical use, namely, chairs, beds; folding tables, treatment tables, bed boards, footstools, foot rests and stools

Wheel chairs and wheel chair transfer boards, cushions, pads and trays