Lakshmi
Posted on Oct 28, 2026
Honest words one truly
good but box was little damage still product is fine. feels strong and good made with care i think. easy to use even for me i am not very gud with such things

Ideal coccyx cushion for people with spinal cord injury.
Provides comfort seating.
Can reduce pain and discomfort.
Universal size.
Made of hard density foam.
Comes with washable cover.
Light weight and easy to transport.
Beneficial in coccyx fracture, tail bone pain, SI joint pain, pain due to piles and bed sores.
Supports weight up to 90 kg.
Egg shell moulded polyurethane for ensuring air circulation.
Light weight and easy to transport.
Specially designed with U-shaped cut-out area to provide maximum comfort sitting.
Can relieve the pressure on your tail bone; also can relieve the pressure from sores and encourages healing process.
Place the cushion on your chair / sofa.
Sit on the cushion such that there is no pressure on your tail bone.
Hand wash the outer cover with mild detergent.
Don’t dry clean.
Keep out of reach of children.
Primary Prevention
Suitable for individuals spending long hours sitting at work, during travel, or at home — helps reduce pressure on the tailbone, encourages proper sitting posture, and maintains everyday comfort. ·
Secondary Prevention
Ideal when tailbone discomfort, lower back strain, or sitting-related soreness appear — supports pressure relief, promotes better weight distribution, and helps ease discomfort during prolonged sitting. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for individuals managing chronic coccyx pain, post-injury recovery, or post-surgical care — helps provide sustained pressure relief, enhance sitting comfort, and support long-term spinal and pelvic wellness.

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