Obus Forme Lowback Backrest Support | bought six of these through the years     health & personal care:     Obus Forme Lowback...   Obus Forme Lowback Backrest Support Obus Forme Obus Forme average customer review:based on 7 reviews  for more information click here Good Reliable Product I have used Obus low back supports for 10 years now after my physical medicine doctor recommended that I use one to relieve the muscle imbalances in my shoulders and back. I have post polio syndrome and it one item that I can't go without. I've taken it to movie theaters, restaurants, used it in my old recliner, car, and now in my good ergonomic task chair from Staples. I do agree that there is a problem with the small lumbar support. I have learned not to use them. I bought a memory foam lumbar support from Brookstone to put on the Obus when I use it in the car. I use a thin lumbar support by Jay when I use my Obus in my recliner and task chair. These have proven to be the best solutions for me. When I use the Obus seat with the back, I found that by putting it together just perfectly and then taping them together with clear packing tape. When I don't use the Obus in my recliner, I get sacrum and hip pain. Hope all the tricks that I have learned in using the Obus products will help someone else. Amazon has the lowest prices for the Obus products and the delivery has been very prompt. I had been paying $89 - $99 for the back at a local health supply store. The prices at Amazon are so good that I have a set now for each the car and the task chair. I don't recommend laying on them or getting them wet. I ruined my red Obus backs by laying them when in the recliner - I had arm injuries late last year which required me to sleep in the recliner. A wheelchair specialist once told me that if you get w/c pads wet, they will be ruined. Again, hope this helps.  for more information click here bought six of these through the years the only product i've found thats better is the air filled obus forme that uses a pump. they work: i've used them for over ten years. I've traveled over a million miles carrying one. i've not had trouble with the product staying in place even though it uses only one strap and they do make a light noises sometimes but they never bother me. i colleague told me about them. i've told hundreds of people. my neighbor tried multiple products and borrowed mine to use in his car. he wouldn't give it back. what i don't like about this model: this model uses velcro to attach a foam pillow to the shell. that allows you to adjust the lumbar exactly where you need it even if the pad slips down between the back and seat of a chair. But the pillow gets smashed over time and is no longer useful, sometimes the pillow falls off, and over time the velcro on the pillow rubs the material on the shell until it will no longer adhere (just rotate the cover so the back is in front and there will be a fresh side to wear out). I lasts about two years. I now purchase the version with a built in pump. It lasted me five years of heavy travel until i finally destroyed it. negatives of this model are that it costs a little more and doesn't have adjustment on position of the lumbar. If you need lumbar adjustment, get this one.  for more information click here Comfy seat While I enjoyed this backrest, Obus has a newer version which is even better, but more expensive. The backstrap uses a button snap and could be more substantial. It really doesn't hold the backrest secure in the chair. reviews: page 1, 2 products you might be interested in   search in the category 'health & personal care' obus forme, backrest, forme, lowback, obus, support      toavi.com    web randomly chosen book: Indigo