Padded Toilet Seat Riser for Seniors - Adds 2 inches. Universal Fit - FIRM Raised Toilet Seat Cushion with High-Density Foam for Enhanced Comfort & Elevation. Post-Surgery Must have (Blue)

My purposes: 1) A standard toilet seat presses into the back of my thigh causing swelling. I need a padded seat to eliminate that discomfort. 2) I need to get my body parts away from the water. TMI? Mission accomplished. The seat is comfortable and lifts me up to eliminate said issues. This seat is designed to be attached to your existing toilet seat via suction cups and Velcro straps. It doesn't lift more than a few inches so this is intended for sitting only. You are not going to attaching and removing constantly as that would be an involved process. If you plan to stand and have the seat stay up on its own, move on to a different product. Attaching the product is to simply clean the toilet seat, wipe off the suction cups to remove any dust/dirt, put in place, push down to secure the suction cups and then put on the Velcro straps. To thoroughly clean, you will untie the Velcro straps, utilize an included small plastic tool to carefully disconnect each suction cup from the toilet seat, and then you can remove the riser cover to wash. Note: This review is being written the day I attached the product for the first time. I have yet to perform the thorough cleaning so I cannot state the ease of removing the suction cups or the cover. I found this to be comfortable, firm, and stable. The width is slightly less than a standard toilet seat but wide enough for my comfort. You can register the product to get a one year warranty (from purchase date). They provide email and chat support. If I find that removing, cleaning, reattaching changes my opinion of the product, I'll update the review. I think this is a good purchase.

I lost a lot of weight 300 down to 152 because of breast cancer and cancer in my spine. No butt fat and this cushion is soft on my backside. Easy to attach to the seat and easy to clean.

I love this toilet seat, riser it’s lightweight and it works just like the hard ones. I use this when I go on vacation most of the time the hotel toilets are low due to an accident years ago. It’s hard for me to get up off a low toilet seat this here is a game changer I must also say that it’s 30 on the sea. I feel comfortable sitting down if you do the straps correctly it won’t wiggle.

This is saving my 50 year old husband who just has a hip replacement this week. I would give this 4.5 stars. The only reason I am not at 5 stars is that it "feels" odd and "not secure", even though it is secure. Maybe it is because subconsciously, you know toilet seats are supposed to be cushioned. When you sit on it, it feels like it is shifting, but it isn't. It is secured with 4 straps and multiple suction cups that stick unbelievably well, but like I said, it feels odd. I give it 5 stars for ease of cleaning. If you want a good alternative for the hard, narrow opening toilet risers for after surgery, this is a great choice. I am NOT sure about use by seniors because of the odd feeling until.youbare used to it.

comfortable easy to use 3 inch rise in height of seat. These are as clear strength. I recommend this to anyone strong enough to stand with this height increase in the toilet seat.

5 Stars – Comfortable and Supportive for My Mom This toilet seat cushion has made a big difference for my mom. It adds just the right height, which helps her sit and stand with much less assistance. At first, it felt a little stiff, but after a few uses, it softened up and now feels comfortably cushy without being too soft. It stays in place well and is easy to clean, which is a big plus. Overall, it’s supportive, practical, and exactly what we needed.

This seat riser is ready to go anywhere with you. It attaches to both round and elongated seats with choice of Velcro straps or suction cups. Even if you don’t travel, it is easily removed and stowed out of sight so your family and guests will be spared any awkward situations. This item is a life saver for folk recovering from surgery or other mobility problems.

I bought a molded plastic seat, the kind that you attach without tools, because I am (a) crippled and (b) not especially handy. I had to send it back because, even though it said it fit 99% of toilets, it simply would not attach to mine. So this one, I thought, would be ideal -- what could go wrong with velcro straps and suction cups? Well, I was wrong. Pros: Suction cups and velcro straps keep the seat securely attached to the toilet seat. Soft, cushiony "feel" to the seat. Cons: Its squishiness means that, first, when you sit on it your own weight (I'm 150 pounds) changes the shape and configuration of the seat. It's a bit slippery, and when you adjust your posture in order to wipe you get thrown to the side a bit. You feel as if you might actually slide off. This is NOT good if you've just had hip surgery, because obviously you don't want to be panicking and trying to catch yourself on your operated leg. Someone could make a fortune by simply adding the velcro straps and suction cups to a regular molded plastic toilet seat riser. That would be the best of both worlds, and a real game-changer. Meanwhile, my surgery is tomorrow and I still don't have a decent toilet seat riser. Update - only two days later, Lundberg has sent me a sincere apology and an offer to refund the toilet seat. Now that's what I call excellent customer relations! I will absolutely be giving this company my full trust going forward.