Infinity LC-525 Infinite Position

Comfort...easier to stand up...

Too high off ground in sitting position...feet don't touch floor...difficult to use lap tray to eat.

phil s. from pitman, nj (caregiver)

Female 88 yr old ALZ

High quality construction

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david s. from syracuse, ut (caregiver)

Wife that has MS and has difficulty getting up from a chair.

Moves to a lot of positions due to the 2 motors vs 1.

Fabric too slippery. Image displayed on website for the various positions of the chair show it with just the foot rest up (which is what I was looking for) but it does not do that without moving the back of the chair. It is misleading.

william g. from montgomery, tx (caregiver)

59 year old female with Secondary Progressive MS. Patient can no longer take steps or stand on her own.

Dual motor

Not comfortable

doris f. from fleming, oh

I wish it set up straighter, reclines some even if you just raise the feet. Not a real comfortable chair

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Chair was too hard, not comfortable.

karen m. from chicago, il

Senior age 65 with arthritis and other medical conditions.

The positioning

Wish remote cord was a little longer

david b. from grand blanc, mi

Physical disability. Bad arthritis in both knees. Cannot get up without my lift chair, age 63.

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Not easy to get all the way up and straight.

lucky h. from indianapolis, in (caregiver)

My wife; 69 years old, in very poor health. Right now, she is in the chair 24/7 because her bed broke.

That it is very comfortable for a tall person and supports the head very well. Having the legs and back move independently is nice because you can be in a sitting position with your feet up.

My husband often eats in his chair and it would be nice if the back came up further without thrusting him so far forward so he could reach the portable table easier.

elsa z. from clinton, ut (caregiver)

My husband is 68 and has had Parkinson's for 13 years. He is 6'1" and has had a difficult time getting up from a sitting position.

Chair provides varying levels of lift and recline positions.

Product instructions states that the controller should be disconnected when not in use. Connecting and disconnecting the controller is a two-hand operation. The connection is located on the right side at the top of the pocket. It is 15+ inches from the top of the armrest. It is extremely difficult for a user with impaired muscle use. A longer connection cord, so that a user could make the connection in their lap and still store the cord in the pocket would work. An on/off switch on the controller would also work.

joseph b. from simi valley, ca (caregiver)

Muscular disorder impairs legs, arms and hands.

Quaity

Hard to get into and out of.

sam k. from rawlins, wy

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Its positional versatility. (You leave no place for me to say that buying this product took three months because of incompetent office work, especially the office handling Medicare. I was forced to re-send documents and forms; each request to complete a form was followed by another request to fill out another form -- until I gave up trying to claim for Medicare's contribution, after which I was once again plunged into completing and sending the forms three or four times over a ten-day period. No, I would never do business with SpinLife again.)

The hook for the electronic remote can't be used by this user -- too tucked under the right arm; the pocket is also no use to him. He reaches down to the table in order to make the chair function for his various needs.

gordon r. from new york, ny (caregiver)

81, Parkinson's Disease, spinal stenosis, etc

Nice fabric

Seat is too hard. Not comfortable. Husband won't sit in it. Saving it for when he gets worse. Seat too narrow

pamela s. from foley, al (caregiver)

Falls a lot, has trouble getting out of golf recliner