Vive Raised Toilet Seat 5" Portable Elevated Riser With Padded Handles Elongated And Standard Fit Commode Lifter Bathroom Safety Extender Assists Disabled Elderly Seniors Handicapped Basic

Well, once again, this was a very easy install. It was easy to put on easy to turn the knob to make it very tight on the toilet so you didn’t have to worry about slipping and sliding the handles are very sturdy and my husband‘s been able to lift himself up with no problem and no fear. It’s a great product. Well done well made good work.!

El orificio central es muy pequeño. Aunque el material y la calidad son muy buenos

It was perfect and comfortable. Easy assembly and installation. No hassle and simple to remove when necessary. Great purchase!!

I am 4 days following my total knee replacement and use this seat on my standard height Kohler round bowl low-profile tank commode. The height of this unit is a bit higher than most (about 5 rather than 4 inches) which makes it easier to use and the handles are very secure and helpful. The unit is made of hard plastic, sturdy (I'm 6'2", 245 lbs) and easy to clean. It fit very securely, locking in firmly below the bowl rim with absolutely no movement at any time during use. or getting on and off. The regular seat remains in place and raised in back of the unit, so if you have inquisitive pets, put a book or board over the opening to avoid incidents. For men, as the opening is not large, I'd suggest using a urinal instead when standing; however the raised seat is very quick to remove and re-install if other family members need to use the commode. One note, as I'm tall and still using the operative leg knee immobilizer, the height and angle require elevating that leg a bit when seated, such as as with an unopened double stack of TP rolls or a sturdy box of the same height. I would definitely recommend this unit although every commode and personal situation is unique. I will certainly use it again when I get the other knee done.

So, overall this raised toilet seat is great. I got it for my mom, as she is currently recovering from hip surgery. The seat stays very securely attached to the toilet with minimal installation. Also, the rails / frame are super easy to install AND remove and are covered in a nice spongey material that is easy to grasp onto. Just as a side note - she does have a pleasantly plump rear :) and told me that she would love for the seat to be a little wider and with a little more room between the railings, so make sure you measure the dimensions. We actually ended up removing one of the rails and it has worked fine and is a little more comfortable for her. But her booty just kind of "muffin tops" over the edges of the seat. She is not heavily overweight but is not petite either. Given that, there are a couple of important things to note about installation: First, I don't know about everyone else, but the sticker at the front of my seat shows that, in order to 'lock' the seat onto the toilet, you should turn counterclockwise. Well, this is completely incorrect! The correct instructions were in the installation booklet (photo attached), but I just thought it was so odd that the actual sticker on the seat was wrong. I wish I could remove a half star from my rating just for that! Second thing to note is that this seat ONLY works if the frame of your toilet (where the seat rests upon) is completely flat. This is hard to explain, but I've included some photos to try to help show what I mean... It took me a while to figure this out because the toilet that I originally tried this on has slightly curved edges instead of right angles (see photo). Therefore, there was no way for this seat to be installed without being unstable. We have a 2nd bathroom that I decided to try (with a "flatter" frame), and it literally took me 10 seconds to install it there, so I knew the issue was with the first toilet, not this seat. Aside from that, it's a great purchase and I would definitely recommend it. The ease of securing to and from the toilet also make cleaning very easy, which is nice :)