ROHO Mosaic

Made very well-durable

Must adjust to make it comfortable and this might take some time.

christine w. from la verne, ca

I bought this product because of my sciatica and pain with just sitting or driving long distances. It helps me sometimes, then others it is too fluid.

Full Support

Haven't found any

anton d. from green bay, wi

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sheila c. from indeianapolis, in (caregiver)

85 yo female with stage 3 pressure area on coccyx

Light, stable, fairly long lasting for the price.

Makes noise when the cells rub together. Should come with a choice of covers. The cover is too thin for active use.

mark h. from conway, ar

55 year old male. Spinal chord injury and confined to a wheelchair for over 30 years. An active poerson by nature.

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elayna e. from enumclaw, wa

difficulty sitting-having surgery in 4 days fusing L3 to S1

Ease of use

Don't know yet.

kerry p. from nixa, mo

I am in a wheelchair with a history of pressure sores, which I currently have. So far the roho cushion seems to be comfortable.

cost effective alternative to big Roho; lightweight and portable

material looks really thin but has held up so far; slides out the back of powerchair

paul b. from cisco, ga (caregiver)

My husband has a T12 SCI and a history of pressure sores. We couldn't afford to buy another high profile cushion because they don't last long enough t

It is softer and easier on my broken hip.

I wonder if it could be thicker to give even more comfort.

ashley m. from birmingham, al

my age is 69 and i have a fractured pelvis and broken hip.

cost, light weight

this product limited to one size

david j. from akron, oh

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It is easy to adjust the amount of air needed for my comfort.

I have not had any problems with this product as yet.

jewell m. from glendale, az

I'm 73 yrs of age. I have been in a wheelchair since 1995. I use the air cushion to prevent pressure sores on my buttox.

easy to get ready for use

not as thick as his first cushion but otherwise good

mary y. from toronto, sd (caregiver)

33 year old male with traumatic brain injury

Works to relieve pressure points and air moves to allow great comfort

Not quite stiff enough, When sitting on cushion it has tendancy to roll up slightly. Need to flatten after patient first gets in chair.

richard g. from mount airy, md (caregiver)

Used for wheel chair except when laying down or sitting on sofa or lounge chair.