Jay Basic

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vincent t. from destrehan, la

Uses a wheelchair 24/7

The seat cushion holds up pretty well. I'm 6'8 175 and it fits my chair perfectly.

None so far.

kornelius m. from rockford, al

T-12 Paraplegic

WORKS AS DESIGNED

NO COMPLAINTS

mrs f. from spencer, nc

70 PHYSICALLY DISABLED

Easy to maintain, stays in place on the chair.

None percieved

roger k. from lake city, mi

Wheelchair cushion, comfortable & easy to maintain.

Very good material and product

None at this time. Too early to see

nadine t. from cartersville, ga (caregiver)

Mike is a parapeligic who is the user of the cushion. Trying to find a cushion that will help his open wounds on his buttock.

Light weight, formed to body, good for all day use.

The reverse Velcro is located at the front of the cushion it needs to be closer to the rear of it to help keep it in place better. The back seat flap of the wheelchair the Velcro only sits so far on the seat.

brian w. from fort belvoir, va

31, Male, Multiple Neurological Disorders, Autonomic Failure

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jean c. from indian land, sc

This is the second exact same cushion I have purchased from SpinLife. It has been great for several years.

Excellent

So far, none.

majorie e. from jacksonville, fl

I'm 83 years old. I bought this cushion to put in my desk chair. It puts more height to sitting at my desk and it is comfortable.

Easy to use

Will flip over easy

connie w. from wendell, nc

Apt 38 years old right leg amputated

I can't think of one. Very uncomfortable. You get what you pay for.

It is what it is, basic. I should have shopped around. I think it's just too thin.

walter h. from newport, nh

48 year old male medical issues sensory ataxia, abnormal gait.

Holds up well

None

irene s. from planada, ca (caregiver)

Right leg amputation

Light weight and made well.

N/A

clark k. from charlotte, nc (caregiver)

The user is my wife, she's 53 years old and has Friedrich's ataxia.