Jay Basic

Support and comfort. Lightweight. Affordable for most people. I really like my Cushion. 

None

jeanette h. from myrtle creek, or

Amputee with other disabilities. 

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brenda g. from kingston springs, tn

I am very pleased with my cushion. I have polio, I don't use my wheelchair all day but when I do it is more comfortable with this cushion.

The cover case

The cushion needs to be made with a better memory foam

cathy h. from independance, la

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Comfortable

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david m. from somerville, oh

Cerebral palsy, 65

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joanne w. from port st lucie, fl (caregiver)

Closed head injury severe fully dependent on chair

Light Comfortable Does not compress very much Attaches to chair easily Affordable

Haven't found a flaw yet.

ernest p. from pomona, ca

67 year old male. Minimally ambulatory Knees, hips and back damage with reduced musculature.

Comfort and stays in place in wheelchair; absolutely no slippage

None so far

barbara b. from maryville, tn

70-year-old female with crippling muscle disease

Comfortable and easy to keep clean.

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joan t. from glendive, mt

I have advanced COPD and run out of breath very quickly when walking. So I finally purchased a chair along with a cushion for extra comfort.

price

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thomas b. from mansfield, tx

double bilateral amputee

The chair is high-quality and made in America. Comfortable, rolls Easley, light weight,

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robert j. from valparaiso, in

I am back surgery a few months ago .I have little use of my hands because they Have no feeling a little strength.My legs don’t have any any Strength.

Comfortable for around 2 hours

The cover and thickness, I will look for a more comfortable cushion. It’s definitely the economic version of a quality cushion.

gene l. from monroe, wa

Recent amputee that needs comfort while sitting.

Solid yet comfortable to seat on.

None that I have discovered.

dolores g. from memphis, ny

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