Jay J2 Cushion

Seems to be helping pressure sores to heal.

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jim m. from placerville, ca

80 yrs. old, about 80% paralyzed.

Quality construction

expensive, but worth it

aaron m. from baton rouge, la

I'm a 79 y/o male, 250#, wheelchair most all day. Problems w/ incontinence. This cushion has held up to expectation.

The jay2 seat has always been comfortable for him and maintained its usefulness for a fairly long timr

We have had problems with the cover tearing at the seams

joyce v. from glenburnie, md (caregiver)

35 yr old male with quadparesis,

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michele p. from robertsdale, al (caregiver)

23 yr old male paraplegic post MVA at age 18. Ti Lite wheelchair.

Comfort of the gel pad yet good foam base for moderate positioning.

The covers don't last long - had 4 with my previous cushion.

louise b. from south burlington, vt

Patient with severe RA lost R Ankle in 2003 now losing L Ankle, full time wheelchair user. Have sensitive skin with Hx of skin breakdown.

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wallace p. from parker, co (caregiver)

93 years old, partial use of right side of

This is my 2nd j2 cushion it has prevented skin brake down and has kept me active as far as wheeling through live with ease

weaknesses??? THERE ARE NONE...i TAKE MY CUSHION OUT OF MY CHAIR AT NIGHT TURN IT UPSIDE DOWN AND LET THE GELL SETTLE IN THE MORNING I PUT THE CUSHION IN MY CHAIR AND ITS LIKE HAVING A NEW CSHION...IT IS WONDERFUL

mary l. from sarasota, fl

62 years young, J2 skin & protecting cushions are the best for any one with skin brake down issues

Comfort and support.

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jo w. from salisbury, md

Pelvis fractures including sacrum.

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kevin i. from waipahu, hi

Age 44, Quad

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cost

margaret g. from dover, de (caregiver)

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It is the best cushion for the prevention of skin breakdown.A

All cushions should come with the leg stabilizers.

alvin t. from plattsburgh, ny (caregiver)

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Mfg knows what it is doing, cushion absolutely does what it is advertised to do.

I'm a bit 'saddle sore' since I am in the chair 12 hours a day. The cushion is designed to prevent user from sliding forward on the cushion by having a raised area between the thighs. Certainly one does NOT slide forward, But. I end up sitting with my urethra pressed against the humped section and the pressure over time is not comfortable.

robert b. from egg harbor township, nj

Male,73, post polio (1955), not ambulatory, but otherwise active.