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Worldwide Prosthetic Care

Prosthetic-wearing amputees know that travelling can be stressful, especially when a prosthesis needs a repair that calls for more than duct tape.

Prosthetic-wearing amputees know that travelling can be stressful, especially when a prosthesis needs a repair that calls for more than duct tape. If you’re an Ottobock product user, there’s peace of mind in knowing that the prosthetic manufacturer has a global network of 285 clinics across 18 countries. Bookmark its handy Global Locator before your next trip for Ottobock’s global locations: https://ottobockcare.com/en-US/locations.

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