Vive Toilet Seat Cushion (Soft Cushioned Foam) - Easy Clean Soft Padded Bathroom Attachment - Elongated, Standard Seats - Comfort & Support Donut for Handicap Adults

A great solution for a shared bathroom. The suction cup system is very convenient — position it on the seat and push down. Then, peel up the individual cups, remove and stow. No Velcro bands and adhesives to make the pad semi-permanent and inconvenient for those who don’t need it. And the 2-inch height is enough, comfortable, and the vinyl barely tacky, so long as you don’t spend a day on it!

Got this for after surgery and have incisions on my legs that hurt on regular toilet seat. This cushion is perfect and has helped so much. Easy to clean. The suction doesn't stay great on my angled toilet seat, but the cushion has still stayed in place, and I have had zero issues in the 2 weeks I've been using.

Nice quality, comfortable, cleans easily

Gonna order the 4" version. Will let you know how it works.Update: 3rd one was DOA. Definitely cheaper foam or old deteriorating foam."I remember the first one... It literally propped me up over an inch above the toilet seat. It was comfortable and the space in front kept me from having to try to balance on my bad legs while wiping." They sure don't make it that well anymore.Only way to fix it would be with foam rubber, instead of foam. That would still be cushiony but wouldn't completely collapse when you sit down.This one only has ¼ inch padding between me and the toilet seat when I sat on it on Day 1. I haven't gained weight, I'm only 5'1". I even use a foot stool to keep my feet from dragging on my bad legs!DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY.Update: 2nd one died after 45 days! Either cheaper foam or old foam. Disappointed!After 1½ years the foam padding died, and I needed to buy a new one. So happy with this product I didn't even look at other items, just ordered another one.The 2 inch padding works great at preventing most of my leg pain. Has SOFT comfortable vinyl cover that won't crack easily. It's way better than the expensive but cheaply made ½ inch padded toilet seats you can buy, with the hard vinyl that cracks within weeks and barely pads the seat.I was having to buy new padded toilet seats every 2 months. I would tape up the cracks at first, but the sticky edges of the white vent tape was definitely not a sanitary idea on a toilet. And it gets expensive at $30+ every time.Only problem I have with the pad is that because it's 2 inches thick, the toilet seat lid doesn't go down. That's a twofold problem. 1. When you flush everything sprays (invisible) at least 4 feet. Do an internet search, you will no longer leave tooth brushes or anything out when you flush. 2. Looks gross without a lid. Embarrassing if I have company.I halfway solved this by taking the lid from my vinyl cracked padded toilet seat. I use it to cover the toilet when I flush and when it's not in use. Since I have a "self closing toilet lid" it's curved to the inside. Surprisingly the old padded lid fits perfectly inside the lid. So when I lean back, I am leaning on the padded part of the old lid. The hard top of the old lid sits inside my toilet seat lid.But it still LOOKS funky.Really wish the pad came with a simple thin plastic cover for when not in use, and while flushing. It would LOOK and BE more sanitary with a simple thin plastic removable lid that covered the entire 2 inch pad that reaches all the way to the toilet.

I bought the 2 inch foam and I really liked it for the first month, but then it started to break down really fast and did not provide hardly any cushion support at all. And I am not a heavy person at 140 lb. I am now ordering the 4 inch to see if that holds up a little bit better. I would recommend the white. It’s easier to see if it needs to be cleaned. I found it cleaned up very easily and mine has not cracked so far. The suction cups do not have a lot of suction, but that’s OK because I don’t move around a lot, And I found I don’t need the tool to take this off and on, you can just reach underneath and flip the little tabs on the suction cups, and they come right off. If I have company or I don’t want this on, I can take it off and on very easily. I also chose this model because everything it sits on top of the toilet ring versus other models that have straps that go under the ring which could be exposed to bacteria or splashing.

I fell and broke my hip 2 weeks ago. Had ORIF surgery and came home a week after surgery. My toilet seat felt uncomfortably hard to sit on. I am very small. I bought this potty cushion and it definitely helps. I still have a walker so if I flop down a little fast the cushioning absorbs the blow. My toilet is elongated and it fits perfect. It has suction cups on the underside so it can be cleaned and sanitized easily. I definitely recommend this product. I am 5'4" and 100 lbs.

The suction cups don’t seem to hold very well. Tried every way to get them to stick.

My dad is very boney, has a broken hip, and chronic pain in his legs. With all the weight he lost, he was suffering a lot whenever he would try to use the bathroom due to the hardness of the seat, but this solved that problem perfectly.The cushion is soft enough that it cushions his pressure points but firm enough that it doesn’t totally collapse once he sits on it. We’ve used it on both a Port-A-John and a normal round toilet seat and it has performed fine!The one draw back is that the height does allow a decent amount of splash back and it doesn’t allow the toilet seat to close over top of it, but not a big enough issue to warrant a loss in rating. Overall, a worthwhile buy.