High Profile

Easy on your back & butt

Have to be very careful with the ROHO can puncture very easy!

keith w. from bonita, ca

66yrs old male paraplegic

The sensor ready cushion is a great idea since it will take the guesswork out of the proper inflation level, once the manufacture of the sensors resumes after supply chain problems are resolved

There are no weaknesses. The wound doctor strongly recommended this product. and when I brought it to my appointment he inflated it to the proper pressure

caroline c. from boston, ma

Age 90. Wheelchair-bound. Sacral Wound.

use for pressure soars

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will h. from midland, tx

70 year old, MS

No pressure sores.

none

patricia l. from white lake, wi

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Comfortable

None

craig s. from sparks glencoe, md

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have used ROHO products for 7 years and have never had any flesh isseues.

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anthony m. from huntsville, al

60 years wheelchair bound

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deborah a. from catawba, sc (caregiver)

quad using a power wheelchair

Help prevent pressure sore's etc.

years ago the cushions lasted longer 3-4 years, now lucky if I get 2 years before they start to leak, Just in time for the warranty to run out. Some leaks you can patch and others (base of a Cell) you Can not. So another 369.00 in 2 years you can almost plan on it. Thanks

gary e. from elverson, pa

40 Year paraplegic user of High Profile Roho cushions

Contours to shape of posturior

None found to date.

john m. from albany, ca

Excellent product, works as advertised. I now have two of their products on desk and recliner.&

Being able to adjust air pressure for individual use for comfort. Removable washable cover. Overall comfort!

I haven't found any weakness of the ROHO cushion

james e. from wichita, ks

Male 66 215 lbs back and legs very poor condition resulting from accident. Works great for pain and pressure sores. Able to adjust air for comfort.

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david r. from metuchen, nj

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It works for me.

Expensive.

william b. from lexington, ky

Quadraplegic