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Geneva Healthcare Memory Foam Travel Sloping Coccyx Cushion with Handle - 15" x 13.5" x 3">1" - 8/CS

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About Geneva Healthcare Memory Foam Travel Sloping Coccyx

Coccyx Seat Cushion Coccyx cushions provide much needed pressure relief to the tailbone after surgery or injury, especially in the acute, immediate-care phase of recovery as well as chronic, long-term conditions. The orthopedic design of a coccyx cushion also helps promote proper spine alignment and better posture. Portable cushion is ideal for use on-the-go, when seating options may include hard uncomfortable chairs or other less desirable situations. Features: U-shaped coccyx cutout for pressure relief Durable foam construction Secure cover Perfect for home, office and travel Available in a variety of foam types - standard or memory foam - as well as flat and sloping styles Foams that feel good & you can feel good about! Geneva Healthcare foams are CertiPUR-US® approved and are manufactured using Plant-Based Enhanced Foam CertiPUR-US® is a voluntary testing analysis and certification program developed by the global flexible polyurethane foam industry. CertiPUR-US® approved foams are: • Low VOC (Volatile Organic Compound) emissions for indoor air quality • Made WITHOUT ozone depleters; PBDEs; mercury, lead and heavy metals; formaldehyde; phthalates. All of our foam products are produced with a soy-based additive, reducing the amount of petroleum products needed in manufacturing which helps the environment in the following ways: • Production of plant-based polyol uses up to 60% less fossil fuel resources than petroleum-based polyol. • One gallon of crude oil is saved for every 11 pounds of plant-based polyol consumed. • The use of plant based polyol results in a 36% less global warming emissions than petroleum based polyols. • Growing plants consume carbon dioxide while producing oxygen.