Comforter Series 3-Position

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deborah m. from brunswick, ga (caregiver)

This was a gift for my husband who had back surgery he needed it was a great one little expensive but worth it for the quality .

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patricia b. from owings mills, md

62 years old, need both knees replaced and have all 10 toes amputated. Been mostly in a wheelchair for over a year. Need my strength rebuilt.

Product is comfortable for her.

High price!

alvin b. from camarillo, ca (caregiver)

79 yr old wife 150 lbs. 5 ft with bad back.

Very sturdy and very comfortable

Weakness for me is that I have a short arm and not easy for me to reach remote I put the warm full cover with pockets where I can reach the remote much easier

mary a. from charles town, wv

age 67, obesity, difficulty to get up from regular chair also have a lot of arthritis in body - this Comforter PR-501 Lift chair help alot

Comfortable and good lifting mechanism.

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richard m. from napa, ca (caregiver)

Elderly man with severe osteoarthritis, heart disease, and diabetes uses the chair. It's his third replacement chair.

I'm glad it is in good shape. The back bolts on which is better than just sliding in.

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katherine m. from shelley, id

I have been diagnosed with liver cancer. So, I find the ability to lay back great. I'm glad it helps me to stand. My sense of balance is poor.

The chair is quiet, moves slowly and works as described. The fabric is soft but unsure how well it will hold up. Nylon fabric would be preferred. Wonderful that this lift chair comes in sizes that are suitable for almost everyone. Check measurements before ordering. Chair was delivered in 10 days. White Glove delivery was excellent. Salesperson was very knowledgeable and all questions were answered.

The padding on the seat is about 1" layer of soft foam. Coil springs can be felt after sitting less than 1/2 hr. Chair is nice but the seat is a huge disappointment and uncomfortable for a 155lb disabled person. 3. Hook to hang the control needs to be 3" closer to the front for easier access. 4. Spin life does not accept Medicare assignment. They do not accept prescriptions.

geri d. from philadelphia, pa

3 position Reclining Lift Chair is used by my 88 year old husband who suffers with severe PAD and osteoarthritis.

Size selection - this was really important because my mother is only 5’ 3” and we were able to order one that is perfect for her. The overall construction, quality of the material, ease-of-use, and comfortability

We have not found any weaknesses with this product and are very pleased.

jean k. from cohoes, ny (caregiver)

91 year old woman who uses a dollar or-style walker.

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thomas r. from trenton, mi

80 yrs old one leg on permanent brace the other leg becoming painful from doing the work of two when rising

Very comfortable. Seat area is roomy and chair operates smoothly and quietly. Fullyreclines which makes sleeping comfortable. White glove service worth the money.

The padded neck area causes my neck to become very stiff and painful And over time I can't alleviate. the pain through frequent movement and have to resort to increased pain meds. I’m hoping over time my neck will adjust to the chair neck area and resolve the issue.

georgia k. from north highlands, ca

The user is 70+ years old with maximum mobility issues and unstable knees.

Easier to stand from chair dud to sraight lift instead of traditional slant or tilted lift. More comfort seat because of individually wrapped coils

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betsy a. from clarksville, tn

The user of PR-501 3 position lift chair is a female in early 60s, with extremely limited mobility and dexterity.

Comfortable wide seating, lift is great, with great support. The extra long foot rest allows my husband to fully recline without having his feet hang off. The pockets on the sides make storage easy and accessible. The battery backup is great as we do have power failure occasionally.

The arm covers fall off the chair many times, maybe if they could be attached

ann k. from tampa, fl (caregiver)

My husband is 6’2”, weighs about 300 lbs. He has arthritic knees, making it difficult to get up from ther recliners.