Relaxer PR-756 w/ MaxiComfort

easy to change positions, comfort of multipe positions, nice fabric and good looking chair. Replaced 1st chair with electrical problems without hassle.

Electrical problems with 1st chair

jeanne m. from cazadero, ca

Female, 76. bad back with spinal surgies.

Too soon to tell, it is and does what it was expected, once we have it for a time than we can get a fair evaluation on how it performs

None so far

rose d. from jekyll island, ga

Not provided

ease of use

upper body mobility is severly restricted unless you manipulate the chair back.

philip b. from warner robins, ga

72 yo male, 240 lbs arthritis

comfort, infinite positions

could be faster

gladys d. from dalmatia, pa

83 years old who needs a walker and has a hard time getting out of chairs. Lift chair works very well.

Both chair back and foot piece can be adjusted independently.

Seems a bit wobbly when getting into it but that may be because of the infirmities that I have.

jay r. from charles town, wv

75 years old. Wheelchair confined. Suffer from water retention with swollen legs. Legs need to be elevated above the heart.

Seems to be well made.

A velcro batch ought to be on the chair arm for older people to attach the controls to so it does not drop and they can't get at it. Headrest attached pillow is not comfortable. I have sat in the chair and it's too much pillow and does not give proper nor comfortable support. Foot rest needs to come up higher while being able to keep back semi reclined to get circulation in legs and feet going but still sitting up somewhat. Color is rather ugly.

tania y. from perrysburg, oh (caregiver)

Bought for my father, a large man, apprx 300 lbs. , 80 years old. He has arthritis in his hips and shoulders, it causes much pain.