Raised Toilet Seat with Arms

Design and quality.

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robert m. from rialto, ca (caregiver)

My wife, who has arthritis.

Can be secured to toilet.

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bill d. from green valley, az

The toilet in my apartment was too low and a riser was needed, one was provided but it could not be secured to the toilet. Your riser works perfectly.

Ease of use.

Screw, you need to make the tightening turner rounded so it won't catch on flabby skin.

marcia w. from sacramento, ca

Husband and I users. Love the product.

Sturdy, quality product. Easy to use.

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brenda h. from rineyville, ky

Age 68. Just had knee replacement surgery. Product assists in the rehab process.

Seat is very sturdy Comfortable sitting Raised arms gives additional support

Arms have a little give to them (due to design)

sharon h. from detroit, mi

Has severe weakness on one side. Needed height and additional support in order to get up.

Quality. Ease of cleaning. Sturdy.

Could be a little lower with a wider opening.

john m. from mclean, va

The user has Parkinson's Disease with weak legs which makes it difficult to rise from a seated position without the use of his arms.

Helps to get up.

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cheryl g. from oak grove, mo

Disability

Strong,and secure. I am pleased with the seat but a good change would be to recess the locking lever.

The handles are wobbly and the lock needs to be recessed. I covered it with cotton and tape.

nancy w. from lonedell, mo (caregiver)

Age 79-Parkinsons, CHF -with 10%heart function and Alzheimer's.

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patricia e. from lawrenceville, ga

Age 82. Needed aid in rising from the toilet. Thought this would be good but the raised seat defeated the purpose.

Arms are a nice feature.

Much smaller than the one I used in the hospital therefore it's much more difficult to navigate the process.

daniel k. from cleveland heights, oh

healthy 57 year old male with right hip replacement

Good.

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mary k. from east bernard, tx (caregiver)

Person has Parkinson's.

It is well-made, easy to take care of.

We, and I tried it too, could not clean ourselves, the bowl was too small. We also couldn't attach it to where it felt safe.

mary m. from culpeper, va (caregiver)

My husband, who has Ataxia, has trouble getting up. We thought having a raised seat would be helpful.