Mini-Max

Comfort, Not too thick, fits car seat well, absorbs road shock and supplements even the most comfortable of car seats. Another significant strength is the fact that as an inflatable product you can vary the firmness to fit your body and needs.

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paul z. from branson west, mo

We use them in the car on long driving trips.

Offers good support for maintaining optimal skin integrity. Easily fits most surfaces without altering seat height (i.e. lazy boy chair, W/C, restaurant chair, etc).

Low profile may not be enough support for those with extremely limited mobility or larger body types.

mary t. from naperville, il (caregiver)

Older adult with limited mobility and moderate risk for skin breakdown.

It suits me better than my 4" Roho

It is taking time to adjust to this 2" instead of the 4".

gerry b. from van, tx

67 years of age, paraplegic for 34 years.

the mini-max does not make me sit too high when driving yet it still ptotects my bottom

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victor n. from tampa, fl

I use the mini-max roho while driving my car. It protects my posterior from pressure sores.

Makes sitting for long periods very comfortable.

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scott s. from jupiter, fl

I am an airline pilot pilot that sits for long periods. I was having pain and stiffness in the lower back during my trips.

It's an hours drive one way to my job. I was spending 10 hours a week in my car driving. I felt I needed some kind of cushion in my car to prevent skin breakdown. The mini-max is perfect. It does not raise me up too much like a regular low-profile roho did.

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larry g. from oklahoma city, ok

35 yr. old male. T3 Complete SCI.

Ease of use. Low profile (used on top of an air seat). Durable (I have used roho for years). Simple to maintain. Eddie

I have discovered none :-)-- Eddie

eddie h. from stockton, ca

I am a 56 year old White male with C3-4 complete quadriplegia. Sustained my disability in 1983 while playing softball. Slid head-first into 3rd base

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larry j. from guymon, ok (caregiver)

Wheelchair bound 80 yr old man in nursing home