LTV Seat

Helps cushion the butt.

Not as padded as I would like.

johnnette r. from swansea, il

Female with problems getting up and down from a seating position due to still leg muscles.

Comfort and protects.

Not sure yet.

terry r. from folsom, ca

I am a paraplegic and I use the roho ltv On my car seat when I am driving my car. It's comfortable.

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sam g. from fort worth, tx (caregiver)

age 82--confined to chair due to neck problem

Comfortability, ease of use

Durability, I have purchased 4 of these.

rodney s. from fort worth, tx (caregiver)

My 84-year-old Stepfather uses these air cushions. I tried the newer model with slope sides, he did not like this.

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irene d. from churchville, pa

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Great idea if you can keep the air in it. Air distribution should work well to decrease pressures on skin you sit on.

Consistently loses air. Always needs to be re-pumped up even after 10 min of sitting on it. Yes, directions for inflation reviewed and read several times and by 3 different adults.

kristi t. from china, mi (caregiver)

I bought this for my dad. Limited movement due to pulmonary fibrosis caused a stage II decubitus ulcer on his bottom.

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robert d. from watertown, ny

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Easy to use.

Not knowing how much air to inflate.

daniel m. from bellville, oh (caregiver)

Female 68 years old. Stroke, left leg and arm paralyzed.

They are air filled and move with movement.

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gail c. from rockdale, tx (caregiver)

Both people that use the cushion are mostly chair bound.

We can take it anywhere.

None at this time.

bonnie h. from stoughton, wi (caregiver)

My husband has Parkinson's, he has had it for 4 years. He does a lot of sitting.

Has a pump to make cushion more comfortable and cut down on pressure sores.

Slides through the back of chair.

vera h. from waterford, mi (caregiver)

76 year old male, due to below-the-knee amputation of the left leg and neuropathy in the right he is in the wheelchair 10 to 12 hours a day.

Wide enough for the couch.

A bit too thin.

alan r. from brutus, mi

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