RohoMosaic PVC Air Cells Seat Cushion 18 W X 16 L X 3 D Inch for Wheelchairs MOS1816CA

.I recently purchased the ROHO Inflatable Cushion to help with bed sores for my mother-n-law, and we are so pleased with the results! The cushion is easy to adjust and inflates to the perfect amount of support for her individual needs, providing actually relief. It does not require any special equipment or upkeep. We were worried it might be uncomfortable to lay on but it is surprisingly comfortable and supportive too. Overall, we highly recommend this cushion to anyone with bed sores who needs extra support. We are extremely happy with its results and couldn't be more pleased.

Totally worth the money! My mom is wheel chair bound & I was worried about her getting sores. I've had several other less expensive cushions prior to this & they were hard & uncomfortable.She now sits for hours with us & is VERY COMFORTABLE!

This product may seem expensive seeing as it's basically a chair pad, but it does aid in helping circulation when sitting. Great for those recovering, or who have to sit up for extended periods of time.

New to this product. Had trouble figuring out how to inflate cushion

THANK YOU, MED EXPRESS--I THANK YOU, MY WOUND CARE NURSE THANKS YOU AND IF THEY WERE ABLE TO TALK, MY UNLCERATED PRESSURE SORES THANKS YOU.

I loved the idea. The execution didn't work. It would not stay inflated. The company did not answer my requests for a return due to it being defective. Amazon sent me a refund saying they've had lots of problems with this company.

This cushion is thicker than the waffle style air cushions, and is constructed with a multitude of small air filled square pockets. You would think that this design would provide good comfort, but in reality the air pockets don’t move around with the body and feel a bit lumpy. Comfort is below average compared to others we’ve used.

I was so hopeful that this rather pricey cushion would solve my elderly mother's sore bum. Well, nope. And not only that, this thing is very difficult for her to get onto. We've now got a slidey thing (it's a fabric that is slippery on inside and sewn together into a continuous piece like a flat tunnel) that helps but then she tends to slide off the cushion and ends up on her back in a recliner. Not easy to get up that way. Perhaps it needs to be less sticky on the top side but also maybe some tubes of air could be a tiny bit less full than the ones next to it so there'd be better relief from pressure?At the very least, I hope it lasts a lonnnng timel.