Crescent Memory Body Rest™

The new Crescent Memory Body Rest™ was developed in response to requests by satisfied customers of the Memory Headrest™ and Memory Backrest™. It is designed to soothe during lengthy procedures with its luxurious softness, while providing gentle support as it cradles the body. The Body rest is made from visco-elastic foam that reacts to the temperature of the patient and molds to the shape of the body. It is covered with a soft, cleanable vinyl, and available in teal or beige.

Nov 1st, 1999

The new Crescent Memory Body Rest™ was developed in response to requests by satisfied customers of the Memory Headrest™ and Memory Backrest™. It is designed to soothe during lengthy procedures with its luxurious softness, while providing gentle support as it cradles the body. The Body rest is made from visco-elastic foam that reacts to the temperature of the patient and molds to the shape of the body. It is covered with a soft, cleanable vinyl, and available in teal or beige.

For details, call Crescent Products at (800) 989-8085.

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