Jay Union Cushion

affords great confort

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connie m. from troy, mo (caregiver)

44year old male confined to wheelchair due to FA

No need to check air pressure daily and pump. No chance for hole in cushion to cause it to be unusable

Haven't found it yet.

matthew h. from pensacola, fl

Paraplegic prone to pressure sores. Trouble with Roho cushion leaking, also never quite sure how much to fill them

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patty j. from blackshear, ga (caregiver)

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patricia m. from aitkin, mn

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Quality products

Expensive

christiane w. from marietta, ga (caregiver)

My daughter has FSHD a form of muscular dystrophy. She is in a wheelchair all day. This is the 2nd seat cushion I have purchased for her. It’s great!

After trying 3 other cushions this is the best one very comfortable.

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janice w. from chicago, il

The best cushion for sitting in a wheelchair for 8 hours daily.

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robert v. from mascoutah, il

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The cover wrinkles a bit while sitting.

frances b. from macclenny, fl

79 year old who had a stroke ten years ago that affected my right side arm and ankle. I fell two years ago and broke my left hip. I do not walk.

It is straightforward without the need to fill or pay attention to.

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janie h. from pasadena, ca

It is just a great solid seat, highly recommend.

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frances b. from macclenny, fl

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No valves to spring a leak, supportive for pelvis/hips, feels soft and comfortable on pressure points, removable cover means it can be washed periodically.

I have not found any complaints with this cushion in the month or so that I've had it.

micheal p. from oceanside, ca

Active wheelchair user who is a partial paraplegic with severe neuropathy (nerve pain).

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james j. from white oak, nc

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