Stander EZ Stand-N-Go, Chair Lift Assist for Elderly, Grab Bar Standing Aid for Seniors, Daily Living Mobility Aid, Powder Coated Steel, Black

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I bought the Stander EZ Stand-N-Go for my father-in-law, who struggles to stand without assistance. One of the best products I have ever purchased. This product has been a serious game-changer. He prefers sitting on the sofa, and the Stand-N-Go provides the support he needs to stand by himself. The adjustable height and width was easy to customize to his sofa, and the sturdy construction gives him confidence and independence to sit and stand on his own. The EZ Send-N-Go was incredibly simple to install -- it took me less than 15 minutes to put together, adjust to a comfortable height and width for my father-in-law and install on the sofa. It blends in fairly well with the living room furniture. He now has more confidence and freedom, reducing the need for constant help. Highly recommended for anyone needing extra support to stand from seated positions.

The product is a simple design, well made, excellent value for the money and very practical. As an engineer, I'd be hard pressed to build something comparable and certainly could not do so for the price. I am awaiting two hip replacements and have some difficulty standing up from a couch or low chair. From my personal experience, I've placed a piece of 6" thick high density foam on the seat cushion to enable me to sit higher than normal. The EZ stand can be adjusted to suit the elevated cushion height, and relieves the strain of standing from a low position. I'm very satisfied with the product and happy with the purchase. Delivery was excellent.

A bit complicated to set up but very good to help to lift yourself up

My husband has a painful fractured disc in his spine and it is very difficult and painful to get in and out of bed. This product is adjustable and I put it on top of the bed so that the back and sides rest on the mattress and the legs touch the floor. I have him position himself so that the back of his legs touch the mattress and his body is centered with one hand rest on each side that he holds to lower himself on to the bed. I then lift it up and away ( it's not heavy) and lift his legs on the bed. I do the reverse in the morning when he sits in his wheelchair. It makes a huge difference in his being ale to get in and out of bed without pain.