Skin Protection Wheelchair Cushion Cover | Pressure Sores

Very easy to use and has been very comfortable to sit for long periods of time

OK, I was urged to write this on behalf of my husband who's been in a wheelchair for `14 years and currently still dealing with a decubitus ulcer on the right ischium. He has tried this cover on two power wheelchairs and can't tell any difference in the way this cover makes moving easier. Both of his cushions are Roho and maybe your testing didn't include Rohos. As far as his input he says 'we've been conned'.I tried the cover. I was able to move forward but, without using legs, was unable to move backwards unless I did a pushup in the chair and lifted myself backwards.The cover does not have a access holes to be able to inflate the Roho cushion and adjust the cushion which is a real downfall. One must remove your cover, get into the chair, do the necessary adjustments, get out of the chair and then put your cover back on, then get back into the chair again. Also, the Roho valve stem is not in a relaxed position while your cover is on and since the valve stem is only contact cemented in place there might be a problem of the valve stem coming out.It may be helpful to increase the size of the doubled fabric to cover more of the cushion.We will say this product needs to go back to R & D.

Purchased this item years ago direct from seller. EXCELLENT product! Lasts forever, has held up well with numerous washings. VERY helpful on the tail end.

Biggest waste of money EVER!

Not what we expected