UpEasy Lifting Cushion - UpLift Seat Assist
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By Herb from Arlington, Va
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Features
Uplift Technologies UpEasy Lifting Cushion - UpLift Seat Assist
- Converts any seat into an automatic lift chair
- Easily adjustable for various weights
- Easily transportable - has a built in handle
- Lifts 80% of the user's weight
Product Overview
Uplift Technologies UpEasy Lifting Cushion - UpLift Seat Assist
UpEasy Lifting Cushion form UpLift Seat Assists
Allegro Medical presents the UpEasy Lifting Seat Cushion as your answer to the most economic and superior seat lift available today.
Benefits of the UpEasy Lift Cushion:
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The UPEASY lift cushion helps people who would otherwise need assistance getting up. It makes it easier to gently sit and rise from your chair or sofa. The seat lift is safe and easy to use, it will lift up to 80% of your body weight.
UPEASY folds flat for trouble-free transport. It can be used almost anywhere: living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, restaurants, theaters, churches, patios, and any where else you want to take it!
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Other Benefits of the UpEasy Lift Cushion:
- Helps people stay active and independent
- Relieves stress and strain on joints
- Lifts only as needed, allowing users to maintain muscular strength;
- Folds flat for easy transport.
Who Can Benefit from the UpEasy Cushion?
- People who need assistance getting up due to insufficient upper or lower body strength.
- Those who have lost mobility as a result of:
- Arthritis
- Parkinson's
- Muscular Dystrophy
- ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease)
- Post-operative conditions
- Degenerative joint disease
- Caregivers, or family members who need help transferring patients.
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How to Use The UpEasy Lift Cushion
Step 1
When you sit
down on the UPEASY lifting cushion, it eases you gently into a
seated position.
Step 2
To get up, simply shift forward and begin to stand. The lifting mechanism activates automatically.
Step 3
This provides a gentle and stable lift up from the chair or sofa.
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Due to often short recovery times, this UpEasy Lift Cushion is non-returnable
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Uplift Technologies UpEasy Lifting Cushion - UpLift Seat Assist
UpEasy Lifting Cushion - UpLift Seat Assist Reviews Summary
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62 out of 63 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros
Comfortable (32)
Solid Construction (21)
Easy to Control (20)
Easy to Use (16)
Stays in Place (14)
Top Cons
Uncomfortable (3)
Hard to Control (3)
Limited Functions (2)
Won't Stay Put (2)
Needed to break it in (1)
Top Best Uses
Home (40)
Daily Use (19)
Office (11)
Travel (8)
Limited Space (5)
Pros:
Solid Construction.
Comfortable.
Cons:
Won't Stay Put.
Hard to Control.
Difficult to Use.
Best Uses:
Home.
Daily Use.
Describe Yourself:
family member.
Dad has peripheral neuropathy and has lost substantial strength and control in his legs. He still walks with a walker, but has a lot of trouble getting up from a chair. I thought this lift was just the ticket, but here's what we experienced. Dad is 6'2 and 205 pounds. When I set the lift at 180, he had a lot of difficulty getting the lift to go down all the way. Then when it lifted him up, it nearly threw him on the floor. His reflexes weren't good enough to compensate for the strong push. So I tried lower settings and that helped, but not enough. I also had to tie the lift to the chair to keep it from sliding around. And the chair itself was sliding from the force of the lift. The chair we were using had a wooden seat and the back had a horizontal bar that kept catching the lift on the way up. For me (bad knees but good strength), it is a great product. I'll probably end up keeping it for the future when I'm recuperating from knee replacement surgery. Best chair would probably be one with arms, wide enough to accommodate the lift, and one that doesn't have a low horizontal bar across the back to catch the lift on the way up. Also, make sure the chair can't slide around if you're on tile or wood floors.
by Daughter from San Francisco, CA
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
17 out of 19 found this review helpful
Pros:
Attractive Design.
Easy to Control.
Comfortable.
Cons:
Poor DURABILITY.
Best Uses:
Home.
Describe Yourself:
Long Term User.
Great for home use - I usually need a hand to rise out of a chair, etc. after sitting for long periods. However, I purchased the one for up to 340 lbs and although I weigh 100 pounds less - this item broke in less than a year. The mechanism is anchored to a PLASTIC-type sheet on the bottom and that is what broke rendering it useless. I did not use it that often - I did not get the amount of use from it that I thought I would. Great item and price - but do not want to purchase a new one each year. Would only recommend for short term use and less than 200 lbs. Not good for portability in restaurants due to possible sliding from chair /seat it is placed on.
by RHCountess from Bay Area
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
31 out of 35 found this review helpful
Pros:
Solid Construction.
Multiple Positions.
Comfortable.
Attractive Design.
Can Withstand Use.
Cons:
Difficult to adjust.
Hard to close for transpo.
Best Uses:
Aid in arising.
Describe Yourself:
Short Term User.
Knee Problems.
rare muscle disorder.
Great idea that works pretty well. It is very hard to close if you want to take it with you, say to a restaurant, and somewhat heavy but necessary if you need help getting out of a chair and it will do that!
by Mike1940 from Orange Beach, AL
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
7 out of 8 found this review helpful
Pros:
Solid Construction.
Easy to Control.
Comfortable.
Best Uses:
Daily Use.
Large Spaces.
Office.
Limited Space.
Home.
Short Trips.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
family member.
my husband has severe arthritis and finds it difficult getting out of chairs. This product has solved his problem.
by liz from fort myers, Fl.
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
3 out of 6 found this review helpful
Pros:
Solid Construction.
Easy to Control.
Multiple Positions.
Comfortable.
Attractive Design.
Stays in Place.
Easy to Use.
Convenient.
Can Withstand Use.
Best Uses:
Home.
Daily Use.
Travel.
Limited Space.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
family member.
I bought the product for my mother to help her getting up from her chair to her walker. Now she is able to get out of the chair without struggling or falling back down.
by Vivian from Bluefield, WV
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
11 out of 12 found this review helpful
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 your ad claims "multiple positions". Does that mean you can lift it half way for several hours?
Asked on Oct 2, 2014 5:38:19 PM by coalcracker
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Does this work with a recliner
Asked on Jul 3, 2013 10:23:44 AM by Rick
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Yes....that's what I use it for. Tends to try and slide between recliner back & seat but I just adjust each time I get up...works great!!
Answered on Jan 7, 2014 11:02:00 AM by Sharon Jerviss from Marinia, CA
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Can this be used to get out of a car?
Asked on Dec 23, 2012 10:32:37 PM by ruth
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Yes. We just put it in sideways with the front to the side. After it lowers my dad just pivots his body forward but the seat remains sideways. When he gets out he pivots back towards the door and the seat raises him up.
Answered on Feb 26, 2013 6:41:39 PM by Kieffer from SD
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I tried this in regular chairs and found it limiting--I would not use in my power wheelchair too much thrust for someone needing pwc
Answered on Jun 29, 2013 5:13:24 PM by Renee from California
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Same answer as Kieffer and I drive a Prius
Answered on Nov 21, 2013 11:14:42 PM by R from NC
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Can this be used to get out of a car
Asked on Mar 4, 2012 5:27:54 PM by Kathy
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No, unless you could pivot person and seat together to get legs out of the car. It might damage car seat.
Answered on Jun 29, 2013 5:17:12 PM by Renee from CA
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I am not weight bearing on one of my feet. Can this cushion be used on the floor to help me stand up?
Asked on Jan 7, 2012 6:38:08 AM by Bella
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is sitting on it the only way to close it?
Asked on Jun 17, 2011 5:31:08 PM by frodo
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I've just put it on it's side and closed it with my hands. No problem
Answered on Feb 11, 2014 12:01:31 PM by daughter from oh from ohio
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Part Number(s): 063 0035 01, 063 0035 02
Mfg Part Number(s): UPE1, UPE3
Scrip Part Number(s): 063 0035 01, 063 0035 02
your ad claims "multiple positions". Does that mean you can lift it half way for several hours?
I am not weight bearing on one of my feet. Can this cushion be used on the floor to help me stand up?
Does this work with a recliner
Yes....that's what I use it for. Tends to try and slide between recliner back & seat but I just adjust each time I get up...works great!!
Can this be used to get out of a car
No, unless you could pivot person and seat together to get legs out of the car. It might damage car seat.
is sitting on it the only way to close it?
I've just put it on it's side and closed it with my hands. No problem
Can this be used to get out of a car?
I tried this in regular chairs and found it limiting--I would not use in my power wheelchair too much thrust for someone needing pwc
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