Akton Commuter Cushion with Basic Cover : combination gel pad and foam cushion

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Akton Commuter Cushion with Basic Cover

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Gel and foam cushion for low risk users at an affordable price.

Your Price: $99.95

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Current Inventory: 792 items

Product ID:CAC85

Manufacturer:Action Products

Gel and foam cushion reduces pressure and shear.
Sealed in a waterproof film for complete protection.

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The Akton Commuter Cushion with Basic Cover is a combination gel pad and foam cushion for basic pressure and shear reduction. People at low risk for developing pressure sores, will find this comfortable cushion affordable.

The Commuter Cushion combines a 1/2 inch Akton Polymer flat pad and 1-3/4 inch foam, sealed in a waterproof film for complete protection. The cushion measures 2-1/4 inch total thickness. The Basic Cover is made of a durable stretch knit material, soft black pontae fabric. The non-skid bottom cover is non-skid is zippered on 3 sides, and is removable and washable.

The Akton Commuter Cushion is available in sizes 16 x 16 inches, 16 x 18 inches, 18 x 16 inches, 18 x 18 inches.

This is a non-returnable hygiene item.

Akton Commuter Cushion with Basic Cover Specifications:

Includes: 1/2 inch Akton Polymer pad, 1-3/4 inch foam base.
Total thickness: 2-1/4 inches.
Cover: Basic.
Sizes: 16 x 16 inches, 16 x 18 inches, 18 x 16 inches, 18 x 18 inches.
Shipping: UPS Ground.

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Q: How thick are these cushions? You list length and width not width and depth as claimed. Are they firm enough to assist in standing from a car seat?

Asked by: SA - 4/27/2018

A: The cushion measures 2-1/4 inch in total thickness. The Akton Commuter Cushion is not designed to assist with getting out of a vehicle. It's primary function is for pressure and shear reduction.

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