Relaxer PR-756 w/ MaxiComfort

Stability, comfort and safety.

Scratches wooden floors.

david m. from crescent city, ca

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Ease of use.

Not a smooth movement, a little jerky. Seems to be sticky in certain operations.

peter a. from tbd, ma

I have had 3 back surgery's over the years last being January this year. I need assistance to stand from sitting. Works well.

I can adjust chair from all the available positions

Smaller than I thought and not impressed with material. Need a place where one can try them out, like buying a pair of shoes.

david b. from zanesville, oh

70yrs old, multiple orthopedic ailments including, shoulder, both knees, both hips, back and ankle. I worked hard for a living.

Comfortable!

Compared to other zero gravity chairs this one does not compare well. This chair does not elevate the legs.

daryl t. from magnolia, tx (caregiver)

The user is a 94 year old male who is 6 feet tall and approximately 200 pounds.

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Head pillow flops over in laying position. Difficult for person to sit upright in chair.

jane r. from marysville, wa

Disability that requires a great deal of time in chair.

I like the ability to get up without stressing my body.

I bought the suggested small size and am sorry I did. There is no space to sleep with my arms alongside my body, and I cannot put my elbow on the arm of the chair.

betty b. from middletown, in

Back and neck problems and trouble sleeping.

Easy up & down & comfortable

Much too large. Could have used smaller chair. Too big for me.

barbara b. from queens village, ny

I am the user of the chair, 74 years old and my disabilities are two bad legs. I am unable to stand without the use if the chair. It is comfortable.

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phillip p. from port st. lucie, fl (caregiver)

My 38 year son has been diagnosed with ALS

Not sure yet. Have not had it long enough.

Same

nancy e. from idavel, ok (caregiver)

6'3" 280#

Padded fine, need more in seat of chair.

Has a bad static electrical problem that I had to solve. Needs more padding in the seat. Can feel steel frame in it.

richard b. from bessemer, al

65 male Disable with back damages.

Comfort;varied positions; heat and massage; FOOT EXTENSION; when used as my ONLY bed,it is wide enough to change positions and turn over and a simple push of the remote button can change my position should I be uncomfortable--no tossing and turning.

Both of the remotes seem to stay lit at all times. Not only a waste of 'energy' but also disturbing to the person attempting to sleep. If you keep them nearby in case of a need to use them during the night, these little LED lights can really be disturbance in your level of good sleep. I find it difficult to tell when the chair has finished rising from a reclining position; many times I arise to discover the chair is not actually finished one 'job', but instead already begun the next, by starting to rise up from the floor again. One other small thing is the 'pillow'. It 'falls' off the chair when in the furthest reclining position, but I think if there were some Velcro to attach it in position, it would give one the option of letting it 'move' or keeping it there for a more pleasing look to others. I am always having to 'flip it over' into position when I have had the chair in reclining position.

linda w. from nashua, nh

I am the user; a 73 year old female with multiple health problems, illnesses and disabilities.

Back cushions are adjustable by removing unnecessary padding.

Back cushions are uncomfortable until unnecessary padding was removed.

james b. from aurora, co

Used by me due to limited strength and mobility.