Roho Mosaic Cushion, Standard, Inflatable Seat Cushion for Office Chair, Wheelchair, Cars, Home Living, & Back Pain Support, Adjustable Cushion with Stretchable Cover & Non-Skid Bottom, 18" x 16"

Was recommended by occupational therapist for my husband. He finds it easy to sit on, comfortable and he says it helps his bottom from hurting. Functions well, mobile to place where he is going to sit. Easy to blow up with the hand pump that comes with it.

I am a caregiver. I got this product 2 mos ago for an elderly woman age 90+. It was recommended by her physical therapist who came to show us core strengthening routines she can still handle for her age. Given she sits long on her wheelchair when feeding and doing her daily bathroom hygiene, I find this product provided the best value despite the price. Of course I’ve used all types of low cost, from large retailers or here in Amazon, cushions that flattens and gels that leaks. 15 yrs of caregiving told me nothing lasts a lifetime. This are comfort aids that gets abused from getting soiled, weight and wear. Just like a normal pillow we use for sleeping, they all need to be replaced after a period of time.Rojo is easy to inflate. You need to follow directions and handle with care. Don’t over inflate. Try to slowly press it down with your fist and shouldn’t have so much resistance as your fist sinks to the bottom. It should have some play for the air and pockets to move when you’re sitting down on it. This rojo cushion is almost like the auto-inflate mattresses given to elder or bed-ridden individuals to help avoid decubitus or skin pressure sores except this is designed for wheelchairs. It helps with the users blood circulation after sitting for prolonged periods. Of course, rojo is an aid, not a cure for pressure sores etc. Excellent nutrition is still key to help health issue.Pick the right size. Measure your wheelchair seat and purchase the exact measurements for the rojo. If the user is sliding like I’ve read in another review before I purchased this, I would probably secure my elderly using a gait belt for safety while sitting down or transferring.Sanitizing is easy too. You can spray with alcohol or wipe down with sanitizing wipes. The material is sturdy and let it air-dry especially disinfectant wipes are strong for the skin.I also don’t put cloth over it. I like the idea that air circulates between those air pockets and the only barrier is the clothing.My retired friends tried it when I showed it to them. They also purchased it for air-travel. They have back and sciatica issues. Somehow it worked for them too. I also highly recommend this product even for office use. I told my adult kids to buy not sure if they did haha. No one thinks of their back and bottoms until they start experiencing pain. We use our backs and bottoms so much we need to take care of it and maintain good habits while we’re still young. I give this product a 4-star for now since I only got it a few months ago.

Whoever designed this has my heartfelt gratitude.I had "tried them all." And then, the Roho. Long plane trips? Sitting for extended periods of time? - No pain, not even stiffness. And this from someone with a history of back pain and a ruptured disk. I am sitting on it right now. I use it when working on the computer and even at the dinner table. I take it on long car trips. It works.In addition to feeling very comfortable, it somehow does actually stabilize your bottom and hips, and in a dynamic way. By that I mean, you are not locked into one, static, correct position. As you move, the air flows from one interlocking air pocket into the next. Feels kind of like a slow-moving wave. So it supports, cajoles and cradles. The Roho is more an orthopedic device than a cushion.The only potential downside is that it is inflatable. Since I have never used or heard of an inflatable pillow, cushion or mattress that does not at some point leak, I generally have little faith in them. That said, some features of the Roho may mitigate this risk. One is that you do not inflate it to full capacity. How much depends on your size, weight and preference. The air also moves from one compartment to another. So sitting on it does not seem to place sudden or maximum pressure on any one area. It is also encased in a well-made covering, which supports and protects the interior. No problems yet, and it sits on a chair in the kitchen by a computer used by many people, weighing from the low to the upper 100's.Price? It is expensive, but in this case, you really do get what you pay for. If they lowered the price, I would buy several more.

Just what I ordered.

The cushion does not fill evenly with air so it causes me to sit on one side of my body more than the other. I’m in a wheelchair with an open wound. I was hoping this cushion would take the pressure off of it but bc it doesn’t fill evenly it puts more pressure on it. The outer cells fill more with air, so they are very firm. where the inside and middle cells do not which doesn’t take pressure off the center of your bottom and puts more pressure on the edges of your hip area. It also puts a lot of pressure on your lower back which causes lower back pain because it doesn’t fill evenly.I would return it, but it is non-returnable which I found out after I tried it and it did not work. I contacted the seller and waited four days with no reply before writing this review. I was hoping the seller would try to help. It is not worth the money I paid for it and I will probably throw it away, since I cannot return it. It causes me to be in more pain, so I don’t see any reason to keep it.

Cushion is comfortable, really holds the air. I had to send it back only because it didn't work on my tailbone pain. My Aunt recommended this because my Uncle had his tailbone removed and he said it was the only thing that worked. So, my parents purchased it for me. Unfortunately, I didn't get any relief. This is not the cushions fault, it's my injury! If you need it for anything like bed sores, just to get a little extra tush cushioning, try it. I think you will like it!

These Roho Mosaic Cushions were recommended by the nurse. An elderly male has a bed sore on his tailbone. Bought one to sit on, and later one for his back. This relieves the pressure causing the problem. We also use one in the wheelchair when bringing him around for walks and appointments. I'm glad we bought when we did; the price increased by about $20 in the last few weeks.