Medline Seat Riser, 4" Locking, bariatric

Love it

I returned this item because it was defective. I really don't want to discuss all of the issues I had with using it to go to the bathroom. Ultimately, I went with the Big John toilet seat sold on Amazon (ASIN : B09YWRQ85W).

First, the raised seat works on an elongated toilet bowl. The seat is supposed to attach to the bowl with the existing toilet seat in the up position. I am having surgery in the next couple of months and was looking for something so I did not have to ask for help using the bathroom, I was hoping this was it. It does work but the description is way off. What is wrong in the description is the following, there are no steel legs and they are not 14" because they are not there, it does not have soft foam armrests because they are not there and the description indicates a maximum weight of 150 lbs which contradicts the 600 lbs weight description. The center hole of the seat is smaller than I expected but I think a woman would have an easier time of it than a man...I think a man might have a harder time "tucking in" while trying to eliminate seated. The interior of the opening is 8" from side to side and 9 1/4" from front to back. Again, the seat works, it raises your bottom to a more comfortable height for getting up depending on your ability. When installing you must push the seat back as far as you can, there is a small lip that will catch the toilet bowl rim and then you can lock it into position. I would rock or check it to ensure a tight fit before use. It is compact and can easily be removed for other bathroom guests. It looks easy to clean as it is essentially a one piece unit.

Seat is high enough but requires extra effort to secure to old, fixed in place toilet seat. Functions OK.

Will work as intended but it had staining on it. I bough used/like new-so buyer beware. We bleached the daylight out of it before we installed. It