Jay J2 Cushion

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thomas h w. from rutland, vt

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I like the liquid gel material on the firm base much better than other wheelchair cushions that have solid gel with "beehive" appearance and often no base layer.

 The front edges on both sides of the rigid base make my "slide" transfer more difficult as they curve upward to "cradle" the gel layer. 

patricia f. from linden, mi

Polio disabled paraplegic, use wheelchair full time.

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scott r. from annapolis, md

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alan w. from quitman, tx

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Durability

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sharon s. from las vegas, nv

Quad Amputee

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gerard m. from los angeles, ca

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Great at pressure relief!

The gel pad is a mess when it breaks but the benefits outweigh the drawback

angela s. from webster, tx

I have been a T12 paraplegic for 34 years since the age of 21, using a manual wheelchair full time.

Thickness

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james b. from belvidere, nc (caregiver)

Husband has ALS & is confined to a wheelchair.

Reliability

Expensive

james b. from berea, oh (caregiver)

72 year old female with MS...

The gel insert is great for skin protection, and comfortable. A pressure sore I was struggling with healed when I started using this cushion.

So far I haven't found any.

carolyn c. from beaver falls, pa

Fulltime wheelchair user. 59 yrs. old.

The gel in the cushion.

None

patti m. from vero beach, fl

I’ve always used Jay gel cushions (for almost 30 years) and I’ve never had a pressure soar. I attribute that to the gel in the cushion.

The location and the amount of the gel.

Can't think of any.

joyce l. from north wales, pa

I'm a 72 yr old female. I have MS and have been in a wheelchair for over 10 yrs. I can not walk. I can't lift my feet.