Briggs Healthcare Vinyl Cushion Toilet Seat, 4"

I took a chance because this doesn’t have the greatest reviews but I am so thankful I bought this! I just had surgery and It made going to the bathroom much more comfortable and was so helpful. I’m still using it two weeks post op and will for a couple more months.

Danger dont waste your time or money Theses are dangerous sat down on mine & it flipped me off & into the tub . And yes it was installed properly and seemed to be tight and sturdy . And I'm a 64 year old woman and only weigh 128 lbs. They need to be banned very unsafe dangerous

It is well made however it quickly started to get missshaped when my mother sits. I have tried to tighten the velcro but the seats opens up creating an uncomfortable sitting position for her hips. I would not buy it again unless the product is changed to have a non slip material on the underside.

Welcomed after surgery

UPDATE 2024I purchased another 4" toilet cushion last week. This time the cushion has no support at all. It is useless since as soon as I sit on it it deflates completely. I weigh around 105 lbs so it is not a weight issue.I am trying to return this item and it is a major hassle.Normally you go thru amazon and it is fine. This time you need to go thru the company website and you can't even reach them by phone.Only email. I can not use this item.It is sad because the one I purchased a few tears ago was excellent and they have been great. But not this one.I am very disappointed in the cushion.This pillow topper for the elongated toilet has helped me to get rid of my horrible pain in my lower butt, and down my leg to the side of my calf. I could not walk for months. I thought it might be from spending so much time on the toilet seat last year. I had a very bad year of IBS and was on the toilet a lot. That is when the pains came on. I went to Dr's, PT, even got shots. Nothing helped. Finally decided in June to try using this pillow. What could I lose?It is now Sept, and 85% of the butt pain, the leg pain has gone away. I am able to walk and do things I have not done since a year ago.I will say I am getting a new one because I think the foam is getting a bit too soft, and I don't want to take a chance of putting pressure on my sciatic nerve again which might bring back the pain.I weight 104lbs so if someone is heavy, I don't know how long the pillow will last. I have no problem ordering a second or third one if I never get that pain back.Each person will have to make up their own mind. It certainly has helped me.

Edit: I think I may use this as a cushion for my work from home desk when I am more recovered. Since I am so tender after the surgery, this is not a practical option for the toilet or desk chair at this time.First, I figure I should identify that the product (I got the 4-inch cushion) just didn't fit my particular needs. IMO, that does not warrant a bad review. The 4 out of 5, is because I cannot return this unused item (though I get why they may not take it back). I would strongly recommend asking questions if you are not sure. I had to have my surgery the following day and didn't have enough time to do very thorough research.(Potential) PROS:- Much more firm than expected- Gives a lot of height if you are tall without discomfort- appeared to stay in place- Durable (well-made, doesn't seem to be flimsy)Cons:- non-returnable items- opening to the toilet is too small- did not flatten enough to feel confident I would not make a mess- doesn't seem practical for post-surgical use if you need a cushionThis product just didn't work for my situation. I just had surgery where I needed something soft. I took a chance based off of others' reviews saying it squished down too much. That is what I was looking for. Unfortunately, as someone else mentioned, the opening to the toilet was too small. I felt like because I was not flat enough, I was going to urinate all over the seat and potentially get some on myself.This MAY work for a male who can possibly aim more strategically while sitting, but not sure how it's might work for bowel movements without making a huge mess. I needed something post-surgical, but this was not it for me.I

With a disabled individual in the house, getting up and down from 'the throne' can be a challenge. We're tall, the toidy is low - it's a problem.So, in February, we ordered this Duro-Med 4" Vinyl Toilet Seat Cushion. Luckily, it was on sale at the time ($9.99), because we ended up taking it off after just a few days. Threw it away, shortly after that.I gave this product 1 star - 'I Hate It'.1) The height was ... high. [Can't blame the manufacturer for delivering on the description, so we'll blame this one on the consumer. Should have ordered the smaller, 2-inch cushion. Still hated it.]2) It was a serious pain in the ... body-part-for-which-it-was-designed ... to put on. [Again, we ordered the thickest option, but it was nearly impossible to attach. Lifting the seat enough to be able to fasten the velcro, forced the cushion up and out.]3) The opening through which the ... deposits ... are made is incredibly small; much smaller that the seat opening. [Messy, dirty, nasty - need I say more?]4) During use, the foam compresses - from the outside in - further reducing the ... deposit slot ... to near-invisibility. [Did I mention messy, dirty, nasty? Yeah, okay; thought so.]5) This cushion is a nightmare to keep clean. [See 3) & 4), then 2), above.]While we probably should have ordered a different size, this product disappointed from day one.