Adjuster Cushion with Vicair

I find it difficult to answer this question

Difficult to adjust and lack of instructions. The price is not justified for a product that I can't even use.

vivian f. from williamstown, nj

I am a wheelchair bound individual.

Uniqueness

So far none

thomas w. from marathon, wi

Paraplegic: 14-16hrs/day in a wheelchair.

The construction of the product seems to be good

The price of the product made it necessary to wait until I could save enough money and then I had to borrow some to pay for it.

anna marie a. from hemet, ca

I have limited mobility and must sit for long periods of time

Quality of construction. Absorbs shocks when travelling in van.

Not provided

jeff b. from tucson, az

On wheelchair.

I've used ROHO b/c of air support; Vicair adjusts, supports and is durable. Very adjustable and great for pressure points. Excellent Choice. I Love this cushion!

None. Best cushion I've used so far!

renee k. from cheyenne, wy

18 years of manual wheelchair use/activity.

Pressure sore prevention, comfort. Air pockets can be adjusted/removed for individual comfort. Durable air pockets haven't popped.

Might not like some of the shuffling noise of individual air pockets that may occur during movement/repositioning. Not really a concern for us as we don't notice it. Seat cushion had a rip at the seam in front. It may have been caused by using a lap tray with post in the middle.

jim d. from shoreline, wa (caregiver)

My client has cerebral palsy and is in a manual w/c full time. He is very thin (boney) in body frame so his potential for skin breakdown on his botto

This cushion requires almost no maintenance and is ready for use out of the box. Additional air cells can be purchased if needed (though most users probably shouldn't need them unless some get lost or damaged since this cushion is well balanced out of the box). The lifetime warranty can't be beat. The choice between 2 different types of cushion covers is nice (I chose the Comfort Tek which I think is easier to maintain). Few cushions are able to support as much weight as this one.

There is no documentation saying how many air cells are in each compartment out of the box, so if one accidentally loses any cells out of the cushion, replacing them the way they were is a guessing game.

charlie b. from maquoketa, ia

Active 27 year old paraplegic male in good overall health

Ability to change the pressure of the individual pockets of the cushion.

Possibly noisy, but understandable due to material used.

judy b. from glenshaw, pa (caregiver)

My husband had a right hip disarticulation in September and this helps him to sit in comfort. He also uses one to drive the car.