Customer Reviews for VEVOR Bedside Commode Chair with Wheels, 159 kg Capacity, 4-in-1 Portable Toilet and Raised Toilet Seat with Padded Seat/Backrest/Flip-up Footrest, Detachable 5L Bucket, Shower Wheelchair for Seniors

Bought this for elderly clients. One 100+ years, the other 93+ Every time they sit on the commode. "This is the worst chair I ever sat on". That's what I hear. I was hoping that they just needed some time to get use to it. The complaints continues after 5 months. "The sit is hard". What I also found was that if you are a person with weight bearing issues if you do not sit directly at least at the center of the sit it unhooks from frame at the back. The back lifts up if you are not sitting far enough. Making it unsafe for elderly and those with disability issues. Who can easily fall off the chair because the back lifts. Please make the chair in a way that it remains locked to the frame. The bedpan could be an inch or two lower. Because the buttocks tends to droop down a couple of inches through the Chair opening, when sitting on the chair. Making it difficult to remove the bedpan. It's not all negative though. The chair is easy to move around. Can be place directly over the toilet, wheels locks safely in place. Easy access to the private parts and buttocks for washing. The seat unlocking from the back is a major concern for me.

Qualité de cette fauteuil moyenne car les deux repose de pieds ne sont pas alignés, parallèles....

The one pedal chair is NOT as described. Although the description is the same online it is VERY different. It is NOT adjustable, it is only good for a rolling commode which is pointless, for our use anyway. There is no one answering the customer service number and the chat cant answer my questions, I cant even fill out the return request form. This is an issue

The foot brakes are excessively tight and cannot be engaged by foot. Even when we apply force using our hands, two of the wheels still do not lock. We requested replacement of only the two defective wheels, but this request was rejected. Instead, we were told that we had not applied sufficient pressure to the brake pedal. Frankly, if the brakes cannot be locked even when pressed by hand, it is unreasonable to expect them to be locked by foot. This response is unacceptable and deeply disappointing.