Shower/Commode Cushion

Unique design, fills a niche

None noted as of yet.

jay s. from townsend, de

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It's reliable

The grommets could be stronger.

john a. from east greenwich, ri

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simple to use

user may slide forward or feel unstable; experiment with inflation and if necessary/possible, adjust chair to decline or tilt backwards to prevent forward slide.

teresa h. from hood river, or

C4 quadriplegic, age 49, about 125 pounds. Purchased for use with "nuprodx" shower chair.

Meets a VERY needed niche and purpose.

need to glue the product to the shower chair if the chair has an open front.

jay s. from townsend, de

I am a paraplegic and had flap surgery 6 months ago.

helps with elimination of pressure sores while on commode/shower chair

I have to have help taking it off by letting out air while setting on it,before I get into the shower. Otherwise it inhibits me washing well.

connie h. from lakeview, mi

50 year old paraplegic with neurogenic bowel for use on shower/commode chair

quality product. offers protection

I bottom out on the coushion, it needs to be thicker. Tends to roll-up, it needs a cover or a means to hold it flat while I transfer.

byron z. from washington, mi

62 year old Male. Parapalegic

the comfort

no cover, which makes it harder to use.

jennifer m. from egg harbor city, nj (caregiver)

30yr old male, c5-7 quad

The fact that is drains well while providing great support. The fact that it uses the same pump and patch kit as their wheelchair cushions is helpful.

If you are not careful the fill hose can pinch your leg if it gets wedged up.

tania k. from portland, or (caregiver)

Total hip disarticulation of right leg, 35 yrs old

The fact that we could customize it for his particular problem. His shower helps him with the muscle pain he gets.

The rubber doesn't last long enough.

jennifer m. from egg harbor city, nj (caregiver)

My son is C5, 30 year old 5 yrs since accident.

Tissue protection. Available in many sizes. Seems to protect the sensative areas.

For full protection this product needs to be a full 4 inches thick like the normal cusions. Using a solid support on the shower chair the 2 inches is marginal for protecting the skin for very long. Inside cutout should be a little bit smaller.

byron z. from washington, mi

T8,9,10 paraplegic. Have been injured for 40 years. Able to transfer on my own.