Jay J2

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alan w. from quitman, tx

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keep pressure off my butt

price, not enough vendors

ron p. from st. peters, mo

Im a 42 yr old man with a c7 quadriplegia injury from a motor vehicle crash in 1998

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julie l. from kirkville, ny (caregiver)

48 year old man who suffered a T7 spinal cord injury, now paralyzed from about the chest down.

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margot a. from chicago, il

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The support and the pricing

It does not appear to be as sturdy and I am worried it will wear out soon.

kendra w. from frankfort, ky

The cushion is a good product and has definitely provided me with the necessary support. However it doesn't appear to be as sturdy as my previous one

Durability and comfort. This is my fourth J2 cushion (16 years).

The gel is sometimes difficult to arrange. When lifting legs to move about, I will often slide down in cushion.

walter h. from niceville, fl

I am a paraplegic. During my hospital stay I developed pressure sores. I am in a wheelchair for 12 hours daily.

Design (gel) prevents skin breakdown and cushion itself generally less likely to break down by losing air like the Roho; however poor workmanship is affecting product, as protective vinyl holding gel in last two cushions purchased has failed, causing massive leakage of gel

See 6 - leaking of gel

nathan l. from bethesda, md

Spina Bifida; wheelchair use; so use at least 16 hours per day; physically active.

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howard m. from lamar, co

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Does a good job of soothing patient's skin

Came apart at the front seam and leaked gel contents onto patient

harry k. from apollo, pa (caregiver)

84 year old double amputee

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.

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The downside of this product is that the gel part does bust. Therefore the entire cushion must be replaced.

maira r. from bell gardens, ca (caregiver)

The person using this item is a paraplegic.This item was prescibed for her to provide more comfort and prevent any sores.