Relaxer PR-756 w/ MaxiComfort

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barbara d. from somerville, ma (caregiver)

80 year old senior with limited mobility still wanting her independence.

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adelina m. from placentia, ca (caregiver)

84 years old hip fracture she enjoys the chair and it helps her a lot!

Ease of use and positions

Not enough Lumbar support so lower back still aches.

sister anne s. from corpus christi, tx

62 yrs & has AR & neuropathy

All the positions. I love the stand up position.I think everyone would love this chair

Only one, no protection for the chair arms.They take lots of wear.Should be like the head rest-then the chair would be perfect.

michael p. from live oak, ca

A 74 year old man with nerve damage in both legs and feet.

It is sturdy, feels strong and comfortable. Fairly quite operating especially at night. The lift portion makes it easier to get in and out of.

The Lights on the hand control units are on all the time - suggest they be on a timer to go out if not used for a preset time. It would be nice to have the power packs affixed to the chair so that you have only one power cord running to your electric outlet, instead of several cords laying on the floor, etc. I would redesign the puffy material on the front of the arm rests. Unfortunately I use this to reach out and pull myself up to readjust my positions and I can see that after a while this is going to pull the material apart. Looks nice but it is not practical. In the recline position your elbows and upper arms are unsupported by the arm rests and have a tendency get pushed against the back of the arm rests. I did not get an invoice for this product that fully describes what the order was, i.e., features; heat/vibrating, material; type of fabric/color etc. If one was sent with the product is was removed by the shipper (NVG) or their "White Glove" contractor and attempts to obtain same were negative.

edwin m. from brookeville, md

I am a 76 year old male who has been sleeping in a recliner for the last 3 yrs. I suffer from a lung disease and find the positions comfortable.

Honeysuckle upholstery is like calf skin ! Rapid movement from reclining to standing excels other chairs.

Headrest cover flap needs to be extended 6 inches. In extended reclining the headrest flips over backward to the backside of the chair. VERY TROUBLESOME !!!

loetta c. from grants pass, or

User of our new Relaxer PR-756 w/Maxicomfort Lift Chair is my husband of 86 years. He is unable to walk and spends his nights in his new Recliner.

Not sure yet. Have not had it long enough.

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nancy e. from idavel, ok (caregiver)

6'3" 280#

The name, Relaxer w/ MaxiComfort, says it all, infinite positions allows me to find a comfortable place to watch TV, sleep or just relax.

Even though I am 5' 9" the height of the chair won't allow me to touch the floor in a sitting position.

darold s. from dallas, ga

I suffer from Inclusion Body Myositis and have great difficulty getting up from a sitting position.

The chair is very comfortable and seems to be much stronger than the "Lazyboys" we have.

We haven't found any weaknesses as yet..

ck l. from livingston, tn (caregiver)

My wife is 71 years old..... she just had double knee replacement.

Padded fine, need more in seat of chair.

Has a bad static electrical problem that I had to solve. Needs more padding in the seat. Can feel steel frame in it.

richard b. from bessemer, al

65 male Disable with back damages.

Many positions and ease of use.

Not very attractive. Beginning to make noise and squeak when used. Doesn't seem that it would last as a permanent piece of furniture.

patricia b. from weston, ct

Rotator cuff surgery. 70 yr old woman in good physical shape needs to sleep in reclining chair for 6 weeks.

Comfort;varied positions; heat and massage; FOOT EXTENSION; when used as my ONLY bed,it is wide enough to change positions and turn over and a simple push of the remote button can change my position should I be uncomfortable--no tossing and turning.

Both of the remotes seem to stay lit at all times. Not only a waste of 'energy' but also disturbing to the person attempting to sleep. If you keep them nearby in case of a need to use them during the night, these little LED lights can really be disturbance in your level of good sleep. I find it difficult to tell when the chair has finished rising from a reclining position; many times I arise to discover the chair is not actually finished one 'job', but instead already begun the next, by starting to rise up from the floor again. One other small thing is the 'pillow'. It 'falls' off the chair when in the furthest reclining position, but I think if there were some Velcro to attach it in position, it would give one the option of letting it 'move' or keeping it there for a more pleasing look to others. I am always having to 'flip it over' into position when I have had the chair in reclining position.

linda w. from nashua, nh

I am the user; a 73 year old female with multiple health problems, illnesses and disabilities.