Comforter PR-535 with MaxiComfort

Power to lift because I am a heavy person.

Arm covers will not stay on chair.

john a. from columbia, tn

Not provided

Ease of use & tv position - great to be able to sit up with legs elevated

None but instructions note DD battery back up when really need 2 9 volt & for the cost batteries should have been included

claire e. from wilmington, de

70 year old had 3 knee surgeries in 6 months with problem getting strength back & lower limb swelling

Virtually infinite positioning; comfortable; sturdy

limited choices of free fabrics

joseph n. from chappaqua, ny

Age 68; disabled; arthritis and other mobility issues.

Good Quality

One of the cords has a coiled line which won't stretch as far as the other one, he has to "dig" for it when he needs it.

rene f. from cleburne, tx (caregiver)

Recently had acute renal failure, hospitalized for three months, bed ridden for 5 weeks.After return home needed the chair to help get up and sleep

The strength of the product is the frame covered with ample padding. Additionally, the chair that accommodates my body, 300 lbs tall man, has room for me without letting me slump. At zero gravity it allows me to totally relax.

I can't truthfully say there is a weakness yet. I've had the chair less than two months. I am taking care of the chair but I have no idea how long it can continue to service me well.

william w. from woodruff, sc

As a 57 year old male who has been morbidly obese most of my life I have developed diabetes and I have long standing low back problems.

The heat and massage are both a Godsend. The variety of positions are perfect for any type of need from simple relaxation to zero gravity to having your feet above your head.

The only drawback to this chair is that I almost always quickly fall asleep in it. It relieves so much discomfort. I can't imagine being without it.

kent i. from provincetown, ma

I am 60 years of age with osteoporosis, multiple back and hip problems.

You can adjust the foot rest and back separate from each other.

The cord should be longer on the control. The hook to hold the remote cord is sharp.

bruce e. from east longmeadow, ma

physical disability

seat is comfortable

makes too much noise, it is to jerky on the operation of the settings, leg rest collapses, headrest is way too thick, is not ergonomic for you neck which can cause headaches with you head pushed forward..

donna s. from garland, tx

63 knee and back

It is great to be able to choose the correct size of chair that is more comfortable even than I wished. The Brisa fabric is well worth the extra cost, it looks fantastic and feels smooth and cool. Having the ability to adjust the foot and back positions independently to what works best for different situations i.e. watching TV. reading, talking on the phone, is just wonderful.

The only thing I would change is having a side pocket on both sides of the chair rather than just one. That one pocket is very big though but I was used to having both on my prior chair.

jeanne m. from concord, ga

66 year old female with bad knees from excess weight

Everything, no negatives

NA

margaret b. from orange, tx (caregiver)

90 yr old female with 2 bad knees, 2 bad shoulders

Has many positions for comfort.

Make a "clunk" when going up & down. Not what we expected for the money - thought quality would be better.

kathleen d. from lake geneva, wi (caregiver)

62 year old female with end stage brain cancer. Unable to get up & down without assistance or operate conventional recliner chair mechanism.

very good

when I'm not in it my family uses it

joseph d. from jeffersonville, in

Just had heart surgery and the lift and easy down has been a life saver