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The air pillows are better than the gel cushions we've had before. After much use they exploded and we had a mess.

Cost is quite high for product of this sort. Medicare does not cover it so it becomes a hardship to pay for.

marianne p. from st louis, mo (caregiver)

Mother is an 89 year old nursing home patient with bed sores.

So far so good. I hope this cushion will help me to avoid breakdown in the future. It's too soon to tell but I am optimistic. It has not hindered my mobility, comfort or independence in comparison to the foam cushion I had been using for seneral years.

I do worry about the durability as it is air and could potentially pop. Still I can tell it is well made and I think it should hold up to the demands of my lifestyle.

mara f. from san german , puerto rico

I am a paraplegic and have been in a wheelchair for almost 25 years. This is my second Roho cushion.

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rickey s. from mobile, al

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Compactness & weight.

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george s. from earleville, md

72 years old, shoulders, back and legs crapped out!

It maintains its air pressure without frequent adjustment.

Difficulty in locating a leak in air pressure.

caroline g. from detroit, mi

I am a 65 year old paraplegic, using a wheelchair as my primary mode of mobility.

The dry flotation effect is its greatest strength.

It is difficult to keep clean.

kenneth j. from holts summit, mo (caregiver)

My wife has been using a wheelchair for 36 years. She recently had cancer surgery and lost a lot of weight. Sitting for very long is difficult.

Versatility.

Open to damage.

richard f. from tucson, az

I am 55. I have MS. and can't walk.