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The separate air chambers.

The product needs to be replaced every few years due to the splitting of the chambers from the bottom.

steve r. from wallisila, ak

physical disability

The product I purchased is easy to recommend as I have used these for quite some time and always had a positive experience

Sometimes if a failure occurs, these cushions are not easily fixed

john z. from granger, in

I am a paraplegic, having crushed two vertabrae a long time ago. A quality cushion is very important

Quality of materials. Customer service person was EXCELLENT. Call made at 8:55PM on Friday night..I didn't realize it was closing time. He was extremely helpful in picking appropriate item. Friendly, professional, willing to work with me after 9PM during time that was stressful for me. Thank you.

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sandra m. from glens falls, ny (caregiver)

89-year-old male with sacral decubitus and history of significant weight loss.

Has been in use for many yrs. Just put on cover, inflate and position on w/c.

Once pt sets on it it is difficult to adjust position.

ron m. from wales, ma (caregiver)

64yo 15yr stroke pt. confined to w/c

It makes my sitting all day not painful.

The front of the cover has a slit in it and lets one of the "fingers" come out when I am sitting on it. I wear braces and sit down differently.

norma j. from ellenton, fl

73 years old. Polio as a child, wear braces and use a motorized wheelchair.

All the air pods.Good rubber used in product.

None.

john p. from ehrenberg, az

Age 67, Para for forty yrs. Male. pillow works good for me.

Prevents pressure sores better than other cusions I have used.

Cushions are easily punctured and can be difficult to repair. As much as I like Roho cushions, the price is way out of line.

randy f. from chico, ca

Age 67: Spinal cord injury nearly 30 years ago. Have used ROHO porducts since 1989

I don't even have to do pressure releases with this product (by no means do not follow my example unless you are sure you won't have problems).

None with the product itself but just their directions. Though it would give the minimum pressure they only recommend inflating the cushion so only a 1/4" space exists between your bottom and the seat of your chair. This cuts it too close for me. Even when you "hop" in your seat it seams it could bottom out. I have mine much closer to an inch and it works fine but the minimum space you can get away with without damaging your bottom would be the best so by all means go by their directions but keep a very close watch on it for the first couple of days to even the least redness, etc.

ricky h. from hopkinsville, ky

male, 44 y/o, paralyzed from waist down, easy breakdowns of bottom.

Adjustable, easy to maintain, light weight, one complete unit

Hard to fix, Valve sometimes gets stuck, cover can be difficult to put on

gerald k. from erie, pa

Very active 49+ male with CP who spends at lest 18 hours per day in a wheelchair.

It works. I am both disabled and use a computer for 8-10 hours a day; it keeps my skin from breaking down.

It's very expensive.

richard d. from henderson, tx

39 year old t-12 paraplegic.

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jennifer t. from trussville, al

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The separate pods keep from getting pressure sores.

The tops of the pods tend to crack after a time and cause leaks.

shelly c. from loveell, wy (caregiver)

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