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Medline Elevated Toilet Seat

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The plastic raised toilet seat is contoured for patient comfort. The heavy-duty, white polyethylene seat provides excellent support. It raises the seat level by 4" and supports up to 300 pounds.

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The next best thing to sliced bread.

by Ralph the son [Verified Buyer]

in Brooklyn, NY on 10/27/09

Pros: Easy To Install, Functional, Safe

Describe Yourself: Midrange Shopper

Best Uses: Disabled, Elderly

Bottom Line: recommended

Mom can't go without it now.

"It's a Lifesaver!"

by Grandma [Verified Reviewer]

in Sacramento, Ca on 6/1/09

Pros: Easy To Install, Easy to clean, Functional, Lightweight, Safe, Sturdy

Cons: Can be unstable, No handle, Not good for short people

Describe Yourself: Midrange Shopper

Best Uses: Bad backs, Bad hips, Disabled, Elderly

Bottom Line: recommended

I am a disabled person with a bad back and a bad left hip. I have trouble with bathrooms that have the low toilets. I use it at home and take it with me everywhere I go. It is a life saver. It also has flaws. It needs a handle and a travel bag to make it discretely portable. It is slightly too high in elevation. Mine did develop a crack in it Overall it has been a lifesaver. I would recommend this to a friend but I would also let them know the problems I have had with it.

Glad I didn't read these reviews first!

by Crazy for Cats [Verified Reviewer]

in Mooresville, NC on 4/20/09

Pros: Easy to clean, Fits round or oval, Lightweight, Portable, Sturdy

Cons: Must clean frequently, Needs a carry handle

Describe Yourself: Bad knees, Unsteady on feet, disabled

Best Uses: Following Surgery, Short term lift needed, Traveling

Primary use: Personal

Bottom Line: recommended

This is a good product for anyone who has trouble rising from a seated position. Yes, you can slide it an inch or so in any direction once it is placed on the toilet, but that's what makes it a "one size fits all" and I have not experienced any "wobble". I am an average height, very overweight female and find it an excellent choice in a bath where the toilet cannot be replaced. When I travel overnight, I carry this with me and am never "stuck" with low hotel toilets. My mother, who is 84 and must use a walker, purchased one that she carries with her when she knows there will be no handicapped toilet available. I made vinyl bags, in the shape of the original box, and no one is the wiser. Include a pack of wipes to clean it after use and it's ready to go. I think this is an excellent, temporary alternative.