Bed Ladder Assist,Pull up Helper and Sit up Helper 4 Handle Grips,Bed Rail Assistance Devices Adjustable Length Bed Lift for Most Beds Mobility Aid for Elderly, Handicapped,Injured (95 INCHES)

My 83 year old father could use it but not so good early in the morning when he experiences weakness. He is using it also to make himself stronger as an exercise.

I wish I would have known about this product when I had back problems or my double hernia operation. It would have certainly been helpful. It has been very helpful for my wife who has mobility problems getting upright when in bed or on the couch. It's a good design and seems to be made to last a while. I'll address the negative comments about the confusing directions. It's simple. DON'T READ THEM. I unpacked this product, put the directions aside and examined what was a very simple product with a strap and a buckle. If you've ever used a plastic buckle like this (or have reasonable mechanical common sense) there is no need to refer to the directions. I adjusted the buckle and attached it to the bottom bed rail in about a minute. A day or two later I stumbled across the directions and took a look at them. Yes, they were confusing. Too many ways to install it based on your need and lots of pictures. I guess they were covering all their bases but in some cases too much info can get confusing. Regardless, I highly recommend this product and I eventually may need to get another one for the living room couch.

This is a pretty useful device to help you sit yourself upright - such as bringing yourself from a lying to sitting position with assistance needed due to things such as back injuries. What we did not like were the instructions. The instructions were very confusing and only addressed the ability to attach to a footboard bed. We do not have a footboard on our bed and have the what I guess is now old-timey metal bed rails with box springs and mattress. A much better job could have been done to explain different ways to attach when no foot board is present. The device itself seems to be very well made. Nice cushioned hand holds.

This was very easy to install on my full-size iron bed frame and enabled me to pull myself up unassisted for several weeks while I was in a sling. It did slip out of the clasp once but was easy to reattach.

Disabled husband used it only once and didn't like it. It requires good upper body strength. Also got in the way of the bedcovers. Not everyone who is bedbound would find this device helpful.

A little hard to put on.

The directions to install this are very vague. When I tried to look up how to install it on the website I sent you it’s talking about a bed brail not about this. I give this zero stars if I could.

Instructions to assemble are very difficult to follow. It still isn’t hooked up right and afraid that it’s level to break my bed not too sure how secure this thing is at all.