Enhancer

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amy l. from louisville, ky (caregiver)

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The cushion is comfortable and easy for me to carry.

I am disappointed in my most recent purchase. The cushion does not seem to take as much air as it used to, so I have to inflate it more often (once per month). I used to be able to go much longer than one month before having to re-inflate the cushion. Also the quality of the cushion cover is poor. It used to be all cotton, now it is a cheaper, thinner, poor quality stretch fabric. I hope this fabric does not contain latex because I am allergic to latex.

janice m. from floral park, ny

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I think this Enhancer is helping to relieve pressure from my coccyx. I have been sitting a long time, luckily I have no sores, but this is the one area I have some issues.

It is hard to tell if it is relieving pressure because my hips are so narrow, but I think the skin does look better.

mara f. from hillsborough, nc

T3 level paraplegic for over 30 years

Durable, easy-to-use, lets the user control the firmness to his/her daily need.

The only weakness so far is the price...very expensive...most people with severe disabilities already suffer enough and then also must endure price gouging by manufacturers of special need products...too bad, but true.

paula l. from madawaska, me (caregiver)

Used on an electric wheelchair. It has allowed pressure sores to heal completely and, due to it's design, prevents hotspots from developing.

Distributing the pressure where needed.

None, just wish I had known about it much sooner.

charles p. from marshall, tx

I am a 74 year old T9 paraplegic and have been dealing with a pressure sore for the last six or seven years.

You can get any cushion that fits your needs and lifestyle.

It is an issue when there is a hole in one the balloons. Also, the cushion covers stretch.

robert m. from cascade, mt

I am 54 and a t2 paraplegic. Come this February it will be 30 years I have been in a wheelchair. I have used a roho cushion for 24 years.

Removable cushion; sick people have accidents. The ability to pump the air to achieve individualized comfort levels.

I don't see any.

lawrence s. from nyc, ny (caregiver)

Spouse has Nephrogenic Systemic Fibrosis. He had contractures in all his extremities. It is almost impossible for him to move on his own.

It has been the best at preventing ANY pressure sores.

Can be difficult to patch when a tear happens at the base of an air cell

tami b. from pasco, wa

55 year old female, T4 paraplegic since 1978 when diagnosed with Transverse Myelitis. Married 39 years, mom of 3 grown sons, grandma of 8. Very active

Very comfortable. Very good site support

Instruction manual is not really for this cushion. Couldn't find one online either. But it's pretty easy to figure out

george w. from tucson, az

I'm in ALS patient starting to have trouble maintaining posture. Previously used ROHO Quattro.

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janice m. from floral park, ny

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fred n. from rancho chucamonga, ca

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It helps keep one's sore places up off the hard chairs.

It requires attention from a helper to keep the inflation right.

norma s. from oneill, ne

I am 68, dealing with MS, Lyme disease, severe osteoporosis & a recent (my second) broken leg.