Jay Fusion

Quality. I like the jay fusion cushions of which I have one with the roho and one with gel. Nice to switch

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john o. from red oak, ia

I am 70 years old and a paraplegic.

None. I can't believe how uncomfortable this prducts is for a person that is seating all day long.

I will never finish listing all the weaknesses of this product.

caridad l. from chicago, il

Waste my money, very unhappy this cushion is hard like a rock very uncomfortable I don't like it.

I love that a pump is included so that I can adjust the rear padding based on my needs. I like the hard bottom and straps so that I can easily put it into my chair.

None. It is worth the cost.

rachel v. from haymarket, va

38 years old, about 160 lbs, in wheelchair almost exclusively due to CIDP and bilateral foot drop.

Dimensions are perfect. Cushion strength is adequate. Covering materials are very good.

Fluid sac in the rear center does not seem supportive enough.

john g. from oakland, ca (caregiver)

For wheelchair that is used continuously.

I sit in the chair mostly all day.This cushion eliminates the pain of sitting. The Gel filled cushion is a great improvement over air filled cushion

will let you know later

perry m. from wickenburg, az

I 75 years old. A victum of polio in 1951. I can not walk with out cruches

Seemed like it would be comfortable for sitting long periods of time.

The foam seemed a bit hard, not enough give.

judith m. from palm springs, ca (caregiver)

84 year old man living in a skilled nursing facility. End stage kidney failure, goes for dialysis 3 days a week. Sits in wheelchair all day.

Well-made

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darlene o. from vineland, nj (caregiver)

After having back surgery, my husband uses the wheelchair all the time. He only uses the walker occasionaly. He is a big man at 6'5" and about 260lb

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marie j. from bridger, mt (caregiver)

My 22 year old son with TBI is using the cushion.