Coccyx & Tailbone products
Best chair for bad backs and back pain
Are you looking for the best chair for bad backs? Are you looking for a chair to help you with your back pain? Is your lower back and lumbar region simply too painful to spend too much time in your office chair? Does going to the office bring feelings of dread knowing that you will…
Read MoreSacroiliac seat cushion
What is a sacroiliac seat cushion and why would you need one? A sacroiliac seat cushion is a specially designed seat cushion, usually made from memory foam or inflatable, with a cutout for the coccyx designed to give rest and cause less stress on the SI joint (sacroiliac joint) when a person with a sacroiliac…
Read MoreHow to Select a Good Coccyx or Tailbone Seat Cushion
You’ve been suffering from coccyx and tailbone pain for a long time and someone has suggested you try out a coccyx cushion. How does one select a good coccyx or tailbone seat cushion? The tailbone (coccyx) is, surprisingly, a very important part of the human body. The coccyx forms part of the pivotal triangular structure…
Read MoreDuro-Med Coccyx Seat Cushion with Navy Poly/Cotton Cover, Navy
Customer testimonial using the Duro-Med Coccyx Seat Cushion “I purchased this cushion for my father in law’s transport chair to make it more comfortable because many times when going to the doctor we have to sit and wait awhile. This makes it much easier for him the sit in the chair for a more extended…
Read MoreTush Cush Car / Compu Computer Office Seat Cushion – Charcoal Gray
Customer testimonial using the Tush Cush Car / Compu Computer Office Seat Cushion “When a friend introduced me to her tush cush, I had just ridden for two and a half hours in a car that left my lower back aching. Within fifteen minutes of getting into her car and sitting on her tush cush,…
Read MoreSmall Cushi-Seat coccyx and tailbone cushion
Customer testimonial using the Small Cushi-Seat coccyx cushion “The small cushi-seat is perfect in every way except I wish it were not quite so big. I was hoping it would be a little smaller is size to fit on “smaller” chairs.”
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