Side by Side Comparison of: AquaSense vs Drive Medical vs Changing Lifestyles vs RMS

I kinda hate to say that I love a toilet seat, but after surviving a recent emergency hip replacement, sitting on a regular toilet, all of which are too low anyway, was out of the question. This one is comfortable, the right height, stays put and feels stable, is easy to clean, and hey, what else can I say.

I purchased this for my Mom and we are both SO happy with it. It is incredibly easy on and off - very stable and sturdy, and provides the extra height that was needed. Due to the extra height the opening seems a bit narrow and takes a little more effort sometime in the wiping arena - but well worth it for the benefits it provides.

Due to knee problems I was search for a toilet seat that would lift me about 3 inches. I was very apprehensive due to some of the reviews of this chair. Also the photos do not depict how it keeps from slipping off the toilet bowl. I decided to go with this one because I have a round toiilet and it was reasonable. The first thing I noticed when it arrived was it was a nice weight and very sturdy. The underside has a rim which extends into the toilet bowl about 2 inches making it impossible to slip. Also there are slip proof pads on the underside of the seat. I was amazed that none of this was shown in the photos. This is definitely ONLY for a round toilet. It fits snugly and is easily removed for cleaning or privacy issues.

One of my mom's hip replacements was done about 14 of 15 years ago. The steel replacement had pulled away from the bone. Surgery was successful back then and helped her a lot. btw...yes, she also had the other hip replacement done...about 6 months apart. However, now her age and health issues mean that a 2nd replacement (replace the replacement) is extremely riskly, and her team of doctor's who take care of her have all said no to having it done. Someone who isn't disabled has no idea of the impact that all the little things make on our daily routines. I would guess that the Raised Toiled Seat is the #1 item on that list! This year she even took it with her on our family vacation, which was great to help her level of pain, especially when she realized it was just so hard altogether and made the decision that this will be her last year to go. To sum this all up, AquaSense makes one of the best Raised Toilet Seats. (You can even get them with a railing on either or both sides.) And it makes renting a trailer up in the Sierras much easier!!! :)

If you have had hip or TKR surgery, you know certain functions become difficult to manage. Most insurance companies send you home with a commode seat chair with insert and handles. Fine if you have the fanny of a 14 year old anorexic but most candidates for hip and knee replacement are older and tend to weigh a bit more than 80 pounds and have an ample caboose. This inset will make everyone just a bit happier. The added height will certainly be appreciated by those recovering from knee surgery as it's just enough to allow the legs do their job: lift you up.

I have arthritis in both knees and trouble sitting down and standing back up. This seat makes the toilet the perfect height. It is also easy to pop on and remove, lightweight, and simple to clean. No more knee strain. Thank you!

Had to get one of these, said I never would! Using two canes was just too dangerous... almost fell in a restaurant... that convinced me. I had it in a couple "work days". easy to assemble and adjust to height. I'm 350#s and it works fine for me when we go out. I also got the "skis" for it.

Excellent walker for the price. I used this walker after a lower body surgery and it worked great. I really put it through it's paces, also. The folding hinges are a nice feature if you need to travel by car, train or airplane.

Wife used this for her total knee replacement.Worked great. Local medical equipment supplier was like $170 for a similar product. Awesome product for the money.

Dad loved using this tray when he had to use the walker in his home. We found two mugs that fit the hole perfectly so that nothing spilled. The only thing, which was reported by others was the angle was a bit off when it's snapped in. It would tilt down a bit more than expected. Overall a nice tray

Sturdy, easy to adjust, nice handles. Easy for my elder dad to handle. He is 135lbs, not a big guy, but also not strong. He is able to move around well after some practice with his PT. Easy to fold up for putting in the car. A good price for a well made product.

Here’s my personal experience setting up and using the Drive Medical deluxe two button folding walker that I just got from Amazon. And I’ve included my own pictures too, to show you what I’m talking about.First, I liked that this Drive Medical folding walker came in flat box that was only 4” deep, which made it really easy to lift, carry up steps and into the house.It was also easy to open the box and slide out the walker. The walker is folded flat, out of the box, and the front wheels and back leg extensions are separated into plastic bags.Putting the legs on this Drive Medical walker was much easier than I thought. And I really love that I put the whole walker together without any tools! You just slide on the front legs (with wheels), and back legs, onto the existing walker legs. And you can adjust this walkers height by aligning the holes in the leg extensions with the locking button on each of the existing walker legs.Really, it was very easy to attach all 4 legs and adjust it to my height. As you can see, I’m pretty short, so I set my walker legs to the #2 position.Now, I gotta say, I was worried about how this walker would fit through my doorways & hallways. A few of my hallways are narrow and I was worried that this walker would be just too wide. BUT, here’s a very helpful solution I really want to share because I think it can help a lot of people: when I was reading reviews of different walkers, I found a great tip on [...] that showed me how to reduce the width of my walker by just switching the wheels!It’s a really EASY fix: just take the front left & right legs, with wheels, and reverse them. And you’ll see that your wheels are now sitting inside the frame of the walker. Not on the outside. By switching the position of the front wheels, I cut down my walker width by almost 4”! And now my hallways are not a problem. I found this easy fix on [...]I tried out the push button release, at the top of the walker, to unfold the two sides. I was happy to see that the red release button was easy to press down. I have a little neuropathy (numbness) in my fingers, so I have to avoid buttons or levers that are hard to press down. But I didn’t have any problems using the red release button on this walker to fold & unfold it.This Drive Medical Walker is light, but it still feels very sturdy to me. The 5” wheels roll smoothly and I don’t see that the wheels have made any marks on my floors. (That’s important to me.)The hand grips on this walker are cushioned and I think anyone would like the way they feel. I’m going to try this walker for a while, and if the neuropathy in my fingers flares up, I can just get inexpensive, even more cushy walker handgrips covers to help.All in all, I really love this foldable walker and I would recommend it to any friend of mine. I guess, the only thing that I think could be improved would be to clearly mark the legs with wheels to show that they should be put on the front of the walker. When I first put on all the legs, I put the wheels on the back. Wrong. It was my mistake, I know, and I could easily fix it, but I think the directions/packaging could have been a little bit clearer.All in all, I think this walker is a winner. In my opinion, it’s a great mix of quality & price.

Purchased this to help me stand up in shower and beside toilet. Had foot surgery and will be non weight bearing for 12 weeks and didn’t want to permanently drill holes in the wall for a bar. This was easy to install Ns easy to test for secure hold, have been using it for 3 days now and it hasn’t moved or lost its suction on the wall of the bathroom or the wall of the shower highly recommend for temporary help in getting up

I have just started my third trimester. As my stomach has grown I can definitely tell my sense of balance is off. Having a suction bath mat in the floor of my shower did not help much because the floor is slightly textured so the mat won't stay suctioned for long. After rinsing off suds, my walk in shower feels like I'm standing on banana peels soaked in oil lol. I bought two of these, one for the actual shower wall (like a re-bath material) and one across from it on the glass enclosure. They have a great grip! I still move slowly and take my time, but these really help make me feel safer as I turn around in the shower.

Very nice: Works with trapped air "suction" a little air will come out over time. I have found if you release the lock lever about every 10 days or so, then press the locking lever down again locking in a fresh batch of air the unit will work just great. The air issue is not a defect, it is something that happens to all locking devices. It works great on sliding glass doors. the kind that can pinch a finger. 5 Stars pric and value work out well, make are a good buy.

This is a great product, and really a good value. I saw a similar grip bar at a Marriott, and thought it would work great in our shower. No holes to drill in tile, or metal bars to rust. This attaches with 2 suction cups, and really locks on the tile.I put two in the shower in our master bath, on opposite walls, and feel safe when getting in and out of the shower. I will buy several more for other tubs in the house.Fully recommend this product and seller.

My elderly mother lives with me and it's been getting harder for her to get in and out of the shower. I bought her a shower stool as well as this grip bar so she can take a shower safely.This grip bar is great. It very easily suctions on to the shower wall and once it's there it stays put until you move it. Very easy to use, just flip the tabs to get it to suction on or to release the suction.This has really made a difference for my mother and I wish I had bought this long ago. This would also be awesome for little kids for getting them in to, and out of a bath!

Used this after ankle surgery for my shower. My wife made sure I knew I wouldn't be drilling any holes in the wall for support, so this was my answer. Must have room for it to fit in the middle of a tile (can not span across grout, or it won't stick). It has a disclaimer sticker that says it's just for balancing and do not put your full weight on it. Well I've pulled myself up using it several times, no problem, and feels 100% stable. I'm almost 300 pounds, so I think that's a pretty good test of the performance.

If you ever need a hip replacement, this funny little aid will be a favorite. Your surgeon may warn you about sitting at a 90-degree angle or greater, and this raised seat will ensure you are more comfortable. Plus, it turns out installing a new, "higher" toilet only gains you 3 inches, so who needs that expense? You might not need this baby for long, but you'll be glad you have it.

This seat's fit left some slack on our somewhat elongated toilet (15.5 inches) but thanks to an earlier poster, I used a pool noodle to take up the slack and now it does not slide front to back. Consequently, it is stable. It is also easy to clean. A good product that does the job.

My husband is just over 400lbs, and this thing has held up very nicely over the past few months! I took one star away because the interior has a ring (where the manufacturer melds the two pieces of plastic together) that makes the product less hygienic. Because of that, you have to be conscientious enough to carefully clean the grooved ring which is a bit annoying. Because it also stains somewhat easily...I'll probably just buy another sometime in near future. If mobility is an issue, this is a great device!

I have a problem with balance and depth perception due to neurological deficits. On top of that, I recently had surgery on my shoulder, which combined with my original problems increased the chances of, literally, falling off the toilet. We have two restrooms in our house. One has a toilet that is 17 inches high, but the one closest to our bedroom still has the smaller standard size toilet. So, when you add the medical difficulties AND the grogginess of the nighttime, a trip to the restroom is a gamble all the way around.Rather than changing the whole toilet, we decided to do the next best thing and buy a portable raised toilet seat. It has simplified my nights and my nightmares! The only problem with the seat is that it comes with a hard plastic lining that fits just inside the toilet bowl for security. Although this seat is advertised as fitting most standard bowls, it was about one inch too large to fit. In the interest of time and safety, my husband cut an approximate three inch section of the plastic out on each side of the seat so the rest of the plastic was able to conform to the toilet. It slipped firmly into place and so far it feels stable on the toilet.All in all though, this has given me the gift of security at I time I desperately need it.

I m 5'10, 180lbs, past middle aged. Have cast to my knee following foot surgery and use crutches. The height of this seat makes it so much easier to get on and off commode. No installation to speak of, yet sturdy. Can't beat the price for this added convienence. Would have been 5 stars but I don't understand why the opening needs to be smaller than a standard seat.

Needed added height for upcoming knee surgery. Would have preferred a larger hole but this certainly works and is portable. Will probably make a draw string bag to put it in so can take it with me.

Lightweight. Perfect for getting around. A little noisy but no big deal.

Plus of the product is that it does not block the entire opening of the walker so the user can stand correctly within the walking space of the walker. Minus of the product is that the tray does not lie completely level when in use....at least we have not been able to get it to do so even using walker by same manufacturer.

Not for a large person but wow, great for a small woman like me! And 70$ LESS than the one we got at the medical supply store. It also fits through the doors around my (very old) house a lot better. I got one for my car too!

Great product, and easy to put together. The only problem is that for some reason, it's not perfectly level, but we managed to figure out a work around (an extra cap on the problem leg). It's very sturdy and has been a great help.

Bought for husband for hip surgery has worked out great. Reversing the wheels was a must for us or he could not get through doors in our house. As for the seller and shipping????? Surgery was moved up so I contacted seller assured me it would be there like that day I got reply. Got it the day after. Shipped from a totaly different place. Things that make you go HUM! Shipped Fed Ex came with the box totaly wide open. I mean flapping in the wind open! Just held my breath to see if all parts were there. No instructions! Lucky I guess they were cuz I got it together. We were down to the wire with needing it so...Counting my blessings.

Such a sturdy and light weight walker. I've used this for a month now. It is easy for me to fold it up, put in the car myself and get into the car. The only challenge was when I bought skis and tennis balls to put on the bottom after seeing it recommended on Amazon to buy this together. This is so it glides along better. I couldn't get the bottoms off. A few people said they had to cut them off, sounds like a bad idea. Or they took it apart and pushed a rod through the hole and pushed it out. This is why I gave it 4 stars. It shouldn't be this difficult. Especially since I bought the recommended Drive products to go with this.

Worked well for my purpose - a place to prop my foot while shaving my legs. I used this on a cruise because I heard the showers were small with no place to prop your foot. I tried it at home first and it took a couple attempts before I got a good lock and it would support my leg weight. Worked fine on the ship. I'm not sure I would use this as a primary support if I needed help getting in and out of the shower daily, but it could work if someone checked it frequently.

After several tries I got the placement correct and it's firmly attached. The only issue is that it's just a tad too short to fit exactly within a 4 inch tile. It has been in place for several weeks now and feels as firmly placed as when I first installed it. I think it's important to wipe the tile with alcohol to remove any soap or scum, and the tiles need to be smooth, not textured.

I recently had surgery and needed to be able to "grab" something to help me lift up or down. This has been a tremendous help. I have a solid shower material and the bar has been great. In the commode area my walls couldn't hold the suction grip I needed. I used the flat surface of the back of the door which worked for me. For my short term needs this was great as long as I don't rely 100% for lift and balance. If you are looking for someone elderly or needs to rely on the bars to steady I would go for professionally installed bars to be 100% safe. Tem

I already owned one of these (MHI brand) shower handles and needed a second one to install in another spot. As long as you're applying the suction cups to a flat surface, this baby will mount well. What makes the suction cups grip better (than other "locking" cups) is the built-in compression spring trapped between the topside of each cup and (hidden from view) underside of the each mouth at the ends of the handle. Rotating the levers downward compresses the springs, increasing the normal (orthogonal) load on each cup, pushing out the air underneath them, creating a better partial vacuum which in turn gives the cups better suction.

The handle fell a few times after placing it in different areas of the bathroom, even on smooth large tiles. I was ready to return it when I decided to read most of the reviews and noticed one where the reviewer made the suggestion of wetting it at the corners. I am so glad I did not return it! I wetted it lightly all around the edges of the cups and have had it up for over 2 weeks now and it is so firm that I feel very secured when I get in and out of the tub. I have it placed in the bathtub which is made of fiberglass and not exactly 100% smooth, it is barely noticeable but it has a slight corrugated design. You almost need a magnifier to notice it; I mention it only as reference.Update two months later. The handle fell and I had some problems keeping it in place. I was wetting only the outer part of the round portion. I wetted the entire inner part of the cups and so far the handle has been holding firm for the last 4 days.

I am an occupational therapist who does home health with geriatric patients. I am constantly searching for certain adaptive equipment to make my patients' bathrooms safer. As unfortunate as it is, many people are unwilling to give up aesthetics for safety! That means they won't install real grab bars into their tiled showers because it will mess up their tile.That's where this product comes in handy. I looked at several different brands before purchasing this one for my patients. I have since tried it on many different surfaces and it works with varying results depending on where you position it.I've tried it on walls - it sticks...for about 1/2 hour. Don't do it. You'll end up hurting yourself! Even if your wall isn't textured it will come off.If you're using it as a handle on the edge of your bathtub to get in/out, it'll work great! That sucker will not come off no matter how hard you tug on it. Plus, it's not high enough to catch your legs when you're trying to get your legs over the edge (thinking more of geriatric patients who have hip and knee range of motion problems).In the actual shower area, your results again are varied. Your best bet is a shower that has a smooth surface, like laminate or faux tile. However, I've had fairly good results with tiled showers too. Just make sure that at least one of the suction cups is exclusively over a tiled area and not a grout area. Sometimes the grout lines don't provide the surface area that the cup needs to get a tight suction.So the long and short of it is make sure you are putting this on a surface that can get a good seal. Let the grab bar sit un-used for about 4-5 hours. If it would fall off, it will on its own during this time. After that, if it's still on, you're probably good to go. But I'd tug on it a few times to make sure.The first time I bought it, I did a few test runs on surfaces in my own home. I decided that I'd hold onto the box and all packaging and not hesitate to return it if it didn't work out. So far I've placed 4 of them in patients' homes and that says a lot because I'm the one on the line if they don't work out.Update 3/13: Fast forward a few years...I was making this recommendation to a few patients back then but only with the advice that people use it for stability only. I am now withholding even that advice. I've had a lot more experience with them now and even the brands that I was "recommending" at the time are now off my list. They can not be fully trusted and it is better to be safe than sorry, to be cliche. I hate to go back on what I said but I've seen personally even a few weeks later of a good tight seal, coming off in a person's hands. This is not good. If you live in a rental and your manager won't let you install real bars, then you may not have any other option but I would tug and check these bars daily and especially before you intend to hold it. Even in these circumstances, there are tension bars and tub clamps that may give more stability than suction cup grabbars. That's my new take.

Says it fits both oval and round toilets, and while technically t does its very circular and my mother had to shove it to the bottom of her oval toilet so it wouldn't move, it was too small for her. Otherwise fine, the small curling lip underneath hooks in easily.

It gives the height needed for my mom, but it did not fit snugly at all. I duct taped it to the toilet so it wouldn't move.She has a round 1960's toilet. Cheap. Duct tape to the rescue.

It's okay for a toilet seat riser. A little wobbly as it sits on the toilet. I have another one that locks into place and feels much sturdier (no movement while in place.) So, this is okay, but could be a tighter fit. (I will acknowledge that not every toilet seat is identical in inside dimensions so maybe double check size when ordering.)

Ok, I bought this ahead of time for a knee replacement. Getting and down is tough so this additional height is great - but - this had to have been designed by a woman. I'm an average size guy. It fits the toilet perfectly but the ring is so thick there's no slot in the front for a guy to do his business. I suppose if you were built with something the size of a straw and 8" long this would work, but an average guy is in trouble.

simple and no-frills. gets the job done, and it's not super expensive if you only need it as a temporary arrangement (I bought it after having surgery to repair a torn muscle in my knee, which left me in a knee immobilizer for 4-6 weeks).docking 2 starts just because it doesn't really leave any room for me to put my, er, junk anywhere.

The product is made well and appears sturdy; however, it did not fit our elongated toilet bowl snugly.I had to fabricate a shim from a pool noodle and place it at the back of the seat to make it fit tight on the the bowl.

The walker is 20 inches wide at the top and without the wheels attached; when you mount the wheels the walker exceeds 24-25 inches. This makes the walker unable to be guided through a standard 24 inch door. Many houses have 24 inch doors leading to a bathroom toilet.Measure all your doors that the user will need to transverse. Any door 24 inches or less.....you are out of luck with this walker!Finally, I contacted customer service to inquire if the wheels could be removed and reinstalled on the interior instead of the exterior---the answer was NO. Last, I suggested that they design a walker that would not exceed 20-22 inches with the wheels installed.

It is light which I like but too light for outdoors on brick or cracked pavement. Hard to control then. Easily put into back seat of car. It is narrow so not suitable of a man or large woman. Better for indoor use and the narrowness makes it easy to maneuver and move through doors and into closets and bathrooms.

Hard to put on. Tends to rest at an angle so things slide off. Rather have gotten different type that rested flat and could be more easily removed and put back on. If folded down and left on for transport walker does not fold and store well and tray occasionally comes loose.

I've had 3 Drive rollators - one for indoors, a smaller and a larger for outdoor uses, and have been very satisfied. This Driver walker is wobbly, squeaky, unsteady and rather frightening

OK...BUT...did not last. Not sure how long a walker should last but one side of the top push button mechanism broke after 2 months and that makes it very awkward to put into the car. I have been so busy with my Mother that had a stroke that I did not have a chance to return it or contact customer service so I can't say if the company would have made good on it or not. If not for the broken mechanism I would give it 5 stars.

Doesn't fit my sister's Drive walker very well. Side pieces that clamp on are not as wide as walker so they bend out. The locking mechanism for the tray seems a bit light weight. Seems it may be easy for the tray to slip out of the locking slot on the sides, which would cause it to flip and spill it's contents. Overall not the best made product, but I think it will work for a while.

This is a good quality product, and their advertising is honest about it's limitations, but it doesn't hold on our tile (so is useless to us), and until you get one to try it, you really won't know. It wasn't worth the hassle to return so we'll give it away.

The product works well and shipment was prompt, but there is one big problem. The picture shows a grip that appears to be gray and white, yet what we received as a grip that is purple! Or lilac! This is not a color that works in our bathroom or anywhere else in our house. Why I have one in this color, and why the picture on the site does not show it as such, is beyond me!

Changing Lifestyles Safe-er-Grip 11.5" Balance Assist BarTHIS WORKS BUT NOT FOR MY TUB AND SHOWER, YOU NEED TO FIRST MAKE SURE IF YOU HAVE TILES ON YOUR SHOWER OR NOT A FLAT SURFACE TO CHECK IF THE SUCTION CUPS WILL LINE UP PERFECT IF NOT ITS NOT GOING TO STAY. ITS KINDA HARD TO DO THAT WITHOUT BUY IT FIRST. I REALLY WANTED IT FOR THE TUB FOR MY BABY TO HOLD ON TO. BUT ITS TOO BIG FOR THE TOP OF TUB AND UNLESS YOU HAVE A PERFECTLY SQUARE TUB IT WON'T WORK FOR THE SIDE EITHER. SEEMS WELL CONSTRUCTED AND WILL WORK IF YOU HAVE FLAT SURFACE BUT MOST PEOPLE I KNOW DON'T. IF MY REVIEW AND PICTURES WERE HELPFUL PLEASE LET ME KNOW THANKS!

Doesn't fit on the tile in my bathroom. The tiles are about 3 5/8" square. I don't know if this is odd or what. I'll probably use it as another reviewer showed, with just one suction cup mounted. I got it to rest my foot on in the shower and it should suffice for that. Would be nice if the product said what size tile it was intended for; I couldn't find any mention.Update: Do NOT try to use this thing if only one suction cup will grip. I put my foot up on it and it popped off the wall and I nearly broke my neck.

Well it does stick to tile...and apparently to some walls. One side would not stick to the wall. The other side? It stuck and YES is can damage the wall. Left a suction circle and Took the paint right off...see photo. Use in tub area only...no where near grout lines

It's a great looking handle, well constructed. I only gave it three stars because it does not stay in place. It gives you a false sense of security. If you are about to fall, it is not going to stop you... It will come down with you. It slides down the wall, or across the bath tub if you are trying to use it to help you get up from a bath, or raise from the toilet. This handle is only good to steady somebody that is not so sure on their balance. If you are buying this for an elderly loved one or yourself, I recommend that you buy something you can screw into the wall. That's what I ended up doing.

To small for an adult.

This seat slides off of the toilet easily! There is only about a 1inch lip that is supposed to hold it in place. Not substantial enough. I've had 2 falls because of this issue.

Not very happy with this seat as it has some things underneath it which makes it sort of unstable (it can slide around and tilt a bit, making me feel that I might fall off). My 20 year old seat has no "additions" underneath and I've never had a problem with it. I would not recommend this one.

The opening is far too small for an adult male to get both functions​ covered at the same time.

Must be careful when getting up/off the seat as it is a bit unstable and can slip off the base. Would not recommend for the severely disabled. Best if used near a wall grab bar or with a stablized medical device (e.g., walker) nearby.

I bought this product to use after total knee replacement. This seat simply sits on top of the toilet after you remove the toilet seat. It slides and doesn't feel secure. One night It slid, tilting me almost over. Thankfully the wall kept me from falling completely but I was in awful pain and my husband had to rush in to help me.

No one likes it. We had a much smoother model that was easier to open and close. We are a caregiving family and the dislike is unanimous

Too heavy and hard for older people to take on and off...

Walker is great but was too short!! If you are going to order this make sure to look at the dimensions. We wanted to return it but it would have cost more to return it with shipping.

kept falling off the tray!

The hand grips on this walker emit an unpleasant odor making in necessary to store the device in the garage until the odor dissipates; not what we wanted when a family member needs help walking.

I was so looking forward to having the independence this tray would offer. How disappointed I was to find that, the oneI received did not work. It did not lie flat, when the tray was put in the up position. It was so tilted that without the rim, onthe tray, everything would slide off. Since there did not seem to be anyway to fix it, I had to send it back. I did like the ideaof the metal grips, that hold the tray onto the walker, and perhaps I just got a bad one. I was trying to us it on a Drive walker,just like the one in the illustration.

I have 2 of these and neither one will stay stuck for long. I have followed the directions about applying it to a clean, dry surface. I also tried moistening the suction cups slightly. Neither one work for long. I use this on a desk top to assist me when I need to rise from my chair so it's not like I am depending on it 100%. Please be careful if you are planning on installing it somewhere that it cannot be tested each and every time it must be used.

Color is not really "white". Looks lavender against actual white tile. Also a really odd length, can sometimes get it to stick like glue even with a hair of grout line covered, other times I wouldn't trust it to last a minute. I will be returning these as I don't like the weird color and don't believe I trust the grip, even as only a steadying guide not meant to weight bearing like a permanent mount. There is a better option that is actually white and properly spaced for standard and common 4" bathroom tile from Vive in a 16" length.

We have a fiberglass shower. We prepped the wall, remove soap residue etc., before installing. It stays on the wall for about 1-2 weeks before it comes loose when getting in or out of the shower. This is not a safe situation. Wife is recovering from hip surgery and this coming loose almost caused her to fall. Lost all confidence in the devise.

Lasted less than 3 months. Gave one to a friend , as well, who needed the extra support after surgery.Started out very wonderful. Began to count on it.Removed it from the shower wall to clean. Trying to reattach, it sprung apart. Unable to reuse. Nearly the same thing happened to my friend's, also.I am big. She was about 130pounds.

This is a well made grip, and it has a tight grip if you secure it correctly. However, it didn't meet my needs. It loses its grip after a while so you have to secure it before each use. I bought two hoping it would help me get out of the bathtub. It just didn't work for me. I didn't trust it to handle my full body weight. For certain situations, it may be fine, just not for my needs. No problem returning through Amazon.

The Safer Grip is constructed well and has a nice feel to the handle/grip and is very easy to attach to bathroom tiling. I don't recommend this product to be used on any vertical walls/tiling in your bathroom. It attaches firmly when first applied to the tile - but can loosen up as time goes by after a while and becomes unsafe for someone who thinks it is still firmly attached to the tiling. You can reach for it as a hand hold, and can potentially wind up falling/slipping if the grip slides off the wall. I wouldn't recommend this product.

Very unstable. I bought it to use after back surgery and it wobbled a lot. At one point it came off and I was thrown off balance and hurt pretty badly only one week after surgery. Very dangerous. Do not purchase!!!!!

Very Dangerous. After hip surgery I tried to sit down on this and it flew out from under my rear end and nearly made me fall to the floor.

Returned, and bought a Bemis which is a regular raised toilet seat, not a thick plastic ring. Chuck (A lot easier on my hip joints!)

I ordered this for my elderly mother and it is an accident waiting to happen. It is unstable and does not stay in place. Wish I hadn't ordered this item. I recommend you buy something more sturdy that is not going to cause an accident. My mother ended up falling into the toilet when it slipped out from under her yesterday morning. Not the way to start the day.

This might be fine for a taller person but for an individual who must transfer fron a scooter or wheelchair it is impossible because it is too high.

This seat moves all over the place on the toilet. The rubber pads on the sides make it wobble front to back. My wife has fallen three times trying to sit down or stand up. It just pops out from under her!

This product is apparently not eligible for return. Be aware that not all walkers are the same width and measure first. I'm now stuck with a useless tray. I guess I'll donate this one and order another one for my wife.

The tray model number 10125 does NOT fit on the walker, model number 10228G. This is despite the tray being advertised on the Drive Co website and on the box containing the tray. That is, both items are made by Drive, are supposed to fit each other and do not! Adding insult to inconvenience and expense, Amazon refuses to accept returns on this item. So I am stuck without a tray while my wife needs during recovery from hip replacement surgery, am out $25, and have no clear way getting a tray that will work. Drive and Amazon are both at fault in this. NOT FAIR, NOT HONEST, NOT COMPETENT!

if you don't know that it will fit the walker you have DO NOT ORDER - as Amazon will accept returns. So now we have a tray that will not fit her walker. It was never used and now it's useless. No where on the description did it state that I could not return this if it did not fit.

Had to be modified to fit the DRIVE WALKER even though it was designed for that specific walker. Without modifications, the tray DIDNOT FIT SNUGLY to the walker.

This is the worst purchase I have ever bought from amazon. I purchased this for my 85 year old mother. It is dangerous as it puts too much weight on the front of the walker and tries to tip it over when it is in the folded down position. Would love to return it. Used it for a couple of hours and put it right back in the box it came in.

Hard to install clips to walker legs. The screw, which allows the tray to fold, kept backing out, making it very unstable. Would like to have a few more square inches added to the tray surface. A decent concept but poor workmanship. It is being returned even as we speak.

Not worth your trouble. No matter how hard I tried to get these to stay attached to the shower wall, nothing worked. I took suggestions from other reviews, but no go. When one went crashing down in the middle of the night, I threw it into the garbage.

The round suction pieces extend outward further than ll.5 inches. I have 4" tiles in my shower and this overlaps grout lines and should fit well within the grout lines so it's a useless and dangerous "SAFETY" grip.

Suction doesn't hold. Glad I wasn't taking a shower when it let loose and fell off. Very disappointed! I need something reliable as I just had knee surgery. My walls are totally flat with no ridges. It should have stayed put for MONTHS! Live and learn!

I purchased two of these due to pending surgery. Only after they fell off the walls, did I read on the box (not on Amazon) that they require a smooth surface to adhere. So they might be helpful if your shower, bath, or walls are smooth but don't waste your money if you have raised surfaces as I do. I know have handles I can't use.

Regardless of the amount of cleaning and polishing on ceramic tiles these things wouldn't stay in place. Not safe!

Followed directions and at first it appeared to hold tightly. Within an hour, I heard a loud bang and it was the handle falling off the wall. Tried it several more times, even moved it. Still, within an hour, it would completely lose its hold. I applied to smooth, non-porous and dry wall. Will try to return.