🦽 Elevate Comfort, Enhance Safety!
The AOSSA Wheelchair Headrest Neck Stabilizer is a versatile and essential support pillow designed to stabilize the head and neck of users in high back wheelchairs and recliners. With adjustable features, breathable materials, and easy installation, it ensures comfort and safety for individuals with mobility challenges.
| Item Weight | 0.44 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 14.5"L x 6.5"W |
| Size | Default |
| Shape | Wedge |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Color | Blue |
| Material Features | Breathable |
| Fabric Type | Polyester |
| Material Type | Polyester |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Fill Material | Foam |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Sleeping, Sitting, Medical, Recovery |
| Item Firmness Description | Medium Firm |
| Target Use Body Part | Head, Neck |
| Special Features | Adjustable, Removable Cover |
A**R
Fits my sons wheelchair perfectly
I love the fit of this. The size is perfect for my son’s wheelchair. It holds his neck in place and he says it’s so comfortable.
K**P
No Velcro
This is supposed to have Velcro but instead has some flannel-like fabric on one side and a scrubber-like strip on the other. It doesn’t stick so the flaps just fall down. I thought the first one was defective so I ordered another one but it had the same issue.Sent both back. Not what’s pictured in the video.
K**L
Perfect comfort but cheaply made
This is perfect for the recliner but it’s cheaply made. Stitches come loose around the strap
P**M
Wheelchair headrest - removable
Love this headrest for my son’s wheelchair. It is supportive and helps with proper body positioning.
C**C
Does the job
This product does what it is supposed to do, however, the material is a bit flimsy for the price. The straps and buckle are heavy duty and well made. Once the foam inserts are unrolled and have a chance to un-compress (a few hours to overnight), they support well. Recommended, but could be better if (1) the material was more substantial, (2) price was lower.
J**D
Headrest
Worked great. Fitted on his wheelchair and controlled his head.
Trustpilot
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