Shower/Commode Cushion

It is comfortable and durable- it does what I need it to do: keep me padded!!

No weaknesses

sharon n. from ferguson, mo

I am a 64 year old paraplegic, for 43 years- an average weight with no skin problems. I needed a cushion for my daily bathroom routine.

Unique design, fills a niche

None noted as of yet.

jay s. from townsend, de

Not provided

Makes a huge difference in skin protection. I had no idea it would be so far superior to the standard foam U-shaped cushion I've used forever.

Well, it ain't cheap...but worth it to me.

steven b. from el cajon, ca

60 year old, quad for 45 years

Your service

Not provided

irmo m. from mcallen, tx

55 with C5-6 quad

Great for preventing pressure sores

This specialty cushion is not covered by Medicare or Medicaid.

tim t. from winston salem, nc

C-5 Quadriplegic

It's reliable

The grommets could be stronger.

john a. from east greenwich, ri

Not provided

The cushion is comfortable and has cleared up thr raw areas that were becoming a big problem.

Not provided

paul b. from folkston, ga

64 yrs. old, paraplegic t11 & t12

simple to use

user may slide forward or feel unstable; experiment with inflation and if necessary/possible, adjust chair to decline or tilt backwards to prevent forward slide.

teresa h. from hood river, or

C4 quadriplegic, age 49, about 125 pounds. Purchased for use with "nuprodx" shower chair.

Meets a VERY needed niche and purpose.

need to glue the product to the shower chair if the chair has an open front.

jay s. from townsend, de

I am a paraplegic and had flap surgery 6 months ago.

stops pressure sores, no question about it. Fantastic product, stops any pain u may be having, best cushion on the market.

This is my second one, the last one lasted two years before it exploded...

florin i. from new york, ny (caregiver)

Not provided

Comfy and durable

Expensive

stephen s. from aloha, or

I'm 61, and virtually paralyzed by ALS. I use the roho commode cushion while showering or toileting.

I hope it will help me to protect from further pressure sores

haven't found any yet

juan w. from miami, fl

t-2 paraplegic recovering from a flap surgery to close a large pressure decubitis sore