Fußpflege-Set 50+ (6-tlg.) | Mit extralanger Schere für Senioren & Hornhauthobel | Pediküre-Set aus Edelstahl kochpinzette From our 50+ product line Quantity:10-piece pack of individually sterile packaged blades
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Fußpflege Set 50+ (6 tlg.) Mit extralanger Schere für Senioren & Hornhauthobel Pediküre Set aus Edelstahl kochpinzette From our 50+ product line Quantity:10 piece pack of individually sterile packaged blades From our 50+ product line particularly easy to handle thanks to the longer handle Pedikuereinstrument zum Kürzen des Zehennagel aus rostfreiem Edelstahl Inkl Solinger Saphirfeile und Etui Kräftig & Präzise: Die starke Nagelschere und der robuste Nagelknipser schneiden auch dicke und harte Fußnägel mühelos und sauber
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