$53.17 When will it arrive ? $136.45 When will it arrive ? Super Med Supply Add to Cart When will it arrive ? or Walmart stores Marketplace Retailers ship the items you buy from them Tracking details (if available) can be found in your Walmart account Done Phone:  Email:   Return Policy About this item Important Made in USA Origin Disclaimer:This Elongated DMI Hinged Elevated Toilet Seat Riser adds 3" and makes it more comfortable to sit down. It works with your existing unit and lid and its design even allows it to be raised and lowered obstruction-free. This hinged toilet seat riser can support up to 300 lbs. DMI Hinged Elevated Toilet Seat Riser, Elongated: Use with existing toilet seat and lid Hinge design allows seat to be raised and lowered like a regular toilet seat Raised toilet seat with lid elevates the seat by 3" Weight capacity: 300 lbs Specifications Maximum Weight: 300-400 lbs Shape: Elongated ,  Round Color: White Flexible Spending Account-Eligible: FSA Eligible Material: Plastic Manufacturer Part Number: 641-2571-0005 Model: 641-2571-0005 Finish: White Brand: DMI Features: Corrosion Resistant Assembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H): 14.25 x 3.00 x 19.50 Inches

Health Health Home Health Care Health Home Health Care Bathroom Aids & SafetyHouses For Sale Auction Wigan Age 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65 and older Gender Male Female Verified purchaser was exactly what I was looking for. Red Bloodhound Puppies For Sale In MichiganAm having a complete knee replacement and this will make it easier to get up and down off the toilet.Cooper Zeon Tires 22 Yes (0) No (0)  Report Yes (0) No (0) Verified purchaser Did not have to purchase a high rise toilet. The elevated toilet seat works for me.....for a lot less money. Yes (3) No (0)  Report Yes (3) No (0) Best one of it's kind! Easy to clean and non obtrusive looking. Yes () No (0)  Report Yes () No (0) I installed it in 10 minutes, needing just a screw driver.

Fits well, matches our white toilet well enough. Raises toilet seat about 3 inches. Yes (5) No (1)  Report Yes (5) No (1) Looks like a normal seat and company is not inbarest to use it. It is perfect . Yes () No (0)  Report Yes () No (0) This works good and easy to clean, just make sure before you order if you need the elongated or round one Yes (4) No (0)  Report Yes (4) No (0) I purchased this for my upcoming total hip replacement. It was very easy to install by myself and is a perfect fit on my Toto elongated toilet. It is very sturdy and I love that you can use the regular seat and lid. Yes () No (1)  Report Yes () No (1) Yes I like it very much. It's nice because you can't tell it's a handicap seat and you sit on the regular seat and its underneath. I would definitely recommend this. Yes (4) No (0)  Report Yes (4) No (0) Makes it easier to get up and down. Yes (3) No (0)  Report Yes (3) No (0) I like the fact that you can use it along with your own toilet seat which helps you to have even more height.

Yes (3) No (0)  Report Yes (3) No (0) 1 2 See all Previous Reviews Next Reviews Verified purchaser was exactly what I was looking for. Yes (0) No (0) Did not have to purchase a high rise toilet. How does this seat attached to my toilet, Longer bolts ? 2 answers Dose the riser portion lift to allow cleaning between the riser and the bowl without removing the bolts? 2 answers does this fit a Kohler elongated toilet by  ReportIf you’ve had hip replacement surgery, here are some things to keep in mind as you recover. Continue to follow these guidelines until your doctor tells you otherwise. After hip replacement surgery, you should avoid: Bending past 90 degrees. Twisting your leg in or out. Lying in Bed After Total Hip Replacement Lie on your back while resting in bed. Keep a pillow between your thighs to prevent your knees from touching, especially if you lie on your side. Standing Up from a Bed or Chair Scoot to the edge of the bed or chair before standing.

Keep your your leg that was operated on in front of the other when getting up from a chair or bed. Sit in chairs higher than knee height. Sit in a firm, straight-back chair with arm rests. Do not sit on soft chairs, rocking chairs, sofas, or stools. Walking After Total Hip Replacement Surgery Continue to use your walker, crutches, or cane until your doctor says you can stop. Wear shoes that fit well and have non-skid soles. Get up and move around every hour. Take short, frequent walks. Be careful on uneven ground or wet surfaces. Maintain your weight-bearing status as instructed until your doctor or therapist tells you otherwise. Avoid pivoting your operated leg. Take small steps when turning. Use a raised toilet seat at or above knee height. Avoid twisting during personal hygiene. Bathing After Total Hip Replacement Take sponge baths or purchase a tub bench. You may use a walk-in shower. Do not bend or reach for the tub controls.

Do not bend or squat to wash your legs and feet. Use long-handled equipment to reach them. Do not sit in the bottom of a regular bathtub. Use a tub seat or bench. Use long-handled equipment to get dressed. Sit down when passing clothing over your feet. Do not bend over, raise your legs, or cross your legs when you get dressed. Household Chores After Total Hip Replacement Surgery Use long-handled reachers, mops, brooms, or dustpans to do simple chores that involve bending, stooping, or twisting (such as washing floors, dusting low tables, or making beds). Do not bend to pick up objects from the floor. Use a long-handled reacher. Do not run the vacuum cleaner or sweeper. Use a rolling cart to transport items. Place items you use often above knee level or on the top shelf of your refrigerator. Slide items along the kitchen counter. Sit while preparing food. Riding in a Car After Hip Replacement Do not drive until your doctor says you may.