Reviewer: jay s. from townsend, de
User Details: Not provided
Strengths: Unique design, fills a niche
Weaknesses: None noted as of yet.
Reviewed on 12/30/2012
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Reviewer: jay s. from townsend, de
User Details: Not provided
Strengths: Unique design, fills a niche
Weaknesses: None noted as of yet.
Reviewed on 12/30/2012
Reviewer: john a. from east greenwich, ri
User Details: Not provided
Strengths: It's reliable
Weaknesses: The grommets could be stronger.
Reviewed on 09/06/2012
effective for evenly distributing weight/minimizing pressure points
Reviewer: teresa h. from hood river, or
User Details: C4 quadriplegic, age 49, about 125 pounds. Purchased for use with "nuprodx" shower chair.
Strengths: simple to use
Weaknesses: 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.
Reviewed on 04/01/2012
Reviewer: jay s. from townsend, de
User Details: I am a paraplegic and had flap surgery 6 months ago.
Strengths: Meets a VERY needed niche and purpose.
Weaknesses: need to glue the product to the shower chair if the chair has an open front.
Reviewed on 01/28/2012
Reviewer: connie h. from lakeview, mi
User Details: 50 year old paraplegic with neurogenic bowel for use on shower/commode chair
Strengths: helps with elimination of pressure sores while on commode/shower chair
Weaknesses: I have to have help taking it off by letting out air while setting on it,before I get into the shower. Otherwise it inhibits me washing well.
Reviewed on 08/24/2008
Reviewer: byron z. from washington, mi
User Details: 62 year old Male. Parapalegic
Strengths: quality product. offers protection
Weaknesses: I bottom out on the coushion, it needs to be thicker. Tends to roll-up, it needs a cover or a means to hold it flat while I transfer.
Reviewed on 08/07/2008
Reviewer: jennifer m. from egg harbor city, nj (caregiver)
User Details: 30yr old male, c5-7 quad
Strengths: the comfort
Weaknesses: no cover, which makes it harder to use.
Reviewed on 06/14/2008
Reviewer: tania k. from portland, or (caregiver)
User Details: Total hip disarticulation of right leg, 35 yrs old
Strengths: The fact that is drains well while providing great support. The fact that it uses the same pump and patch kit as their wheelchair cushions is helpful.
Weaknesses: If you are not careful the fill hose can pinch your leg if it gets wedged up.
Reviewed on 06/12/2008
It lets him relax in the shower, without the bottom fatigue he usually had. He loves it.
Reviewer: jennifer m. from egg harbor city, nj (caregiver)
User Details: My son is C5, 30 year old 5 yrs since accident.
Strengths: The fact that we could customize it for his particular problem. His shower helps him with the muscle pain he gets.
Weaknesses: The rubber doesn't last long enough.
Reviewed on 01/10/2008
Product good as always. Need to be 4 inches not the 2 inches it is.
Reviewer: byron z. from washington, mi
User Details: T8,9,10 paraplegic. Have been injured for 40 years. Able to transfer on my own.
Strengths: Tissue protection. Available in many sizes. Seems to protect the sensative areas.
Weaknesses: For full protection this product needs to be a full 4 inches thick like the normal cusions. Using a solid support on the shower chair the 2 inches is marginal for protecting the skin for very long. Inside cutout should be a little bit smaller.
Reviewed on 11/29/2007
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