🚽 Enhance Comfort and Accessibility with Essential Medical Supply Padded Toilet Riser, 2 Review

This article helped me a lot when my sister couldn't sit comfortably on the dresser because of a large tumor growing on her tailbone. She's going to have surgery soon and needs it more than ever. It's easy to keep clean and doesn't pose a burden to those who need to move it out of the way.

My 3rd and they're getting worse every time. A month later, the air is squeezed out and they straighten up. I've had two hip surgeries and although I'm relatively young and thin (123lbs) I've lost fat from my buttocks and need a pad. This was the only product I could find but they just don't do the job anymore. I wish I could find something else.

Too Squishy. Good news: easy to install. Justified prices. Although the inner neckline may seem too tight, you can easily adjust it by pulling outward while seated. And I only weigh 130 pounds. Like just sitting on a regular toilet seat. Wouldn't buy again.

Husband in cast from thigh to toe. Now he uses it together with the toilet. The first time he used them together he sighed and said it was 1000% better than trying to use the toilet. This will make our recovery/rehab months a lot less painful/stressful for him. I read all the reviews on this product and decided to give it a try. This works for our scenario. If I had to buy another one because of a breakdown, I wouldn't hesitate. His pitch and weight could make that possible. However, when I saw

Four stars. After years of using fluffy (much thinner) pillows on my mom's bedside table, I decided on this one and I'm glad I did. The pillow seems to support her 150 pound weight well and sits well in the seat. The clasps were long enough - actually too long for use on a dresser seat (which is thinner than a regular toilet seat) - so I cut about 1 1/2 inches off each strip. 3" knitted fabric cushion for extra comfort (see attached photo). Mom's delicate skin sticks to vinyl and plastic and…