Bedside Commode Padded Seat 3 in 1 Commode Chair for Toilet with Arms for Senior, Height Adjustable Portable Toilet for Adults, Folding Toilet Chair for Elderly and Disabled

Easy to assemble. Works great as bath chair and over the toilet without the need to be too tall for my daughter to have a hard time adjusting herself. Love that the seat has no slit for her to slide through. So far the seat has not snap(as another I bought) and has held its place. I can see traveling with this easily. I almost want to buy another one to have as reserve for down the road in case the manufacturer changes the quality. I use it without the bowl and lid. Easy access to wash my daughter. I’ve only used it once for shower and once over the toilet since it just got here a day ago. So time will tell.Use for my daughter who is 5’ tall and has limit Mobility but could still sit upright. She’s nonverbal but her body language tells me she’s comfortable and feels safe.

There is a sm lip in the front of the seat made from the plastics being attatched to each other ( top and bottom) that catches fecal and urine and is hard to clean out said product! Pls correct this!

This commode is very soft and sturdy.The underside of the seat had turned orange and color will not come off even with intense scrubbing! The seat on top is very sticky and must cleaned with bleach! I wish commode lid had an attachment without putting it on the floor or it falling in the bucket!!!!!

It’s a great size not really big. Fits in nicely

This potty is an unsteady, unstable, piece of crap! The seat clap broke off, the legs bent & folded up and this thing damn near killed my girl! Best thing on it are the wheels! Otherwise, toss thing piece of junk in the dumpster!

Actually I really liked the fact that it was essentially assembled upon removing it from the manufacturer's box. All you have to do is rotate the the arms around to the front and lift the frame that houses the commode seat and the bucket to rest on each of the side arm frames. Once you've accomplished this you're practically finished with the assembly. Next remove the snap on commode seat and the snap on commode lid and move them both to the rear frame and snap them on again. Voila, your Greetmed Bedside Commode/Shower Chair is completely assembled for instant use. I would suggest purchasing some small garbage bags to use as liners with their bucket since the commode liners being sold on Amazon are usually almost double the cost of the small garbage bags with the pull ties. Personally, I would go for the scented ones!It's also simple to adjust the leg height, one leg at a time, by pressing the button on each leg and lifting until it snaps into the upper hole that best suits the person's height that will be using this chair. I know it's not made for the person that has a wide frame (anything over 17" side to side) or that is carrying more weight than this device is rated for, and that being stated by Greetmed as 242 pounds. I'm approx. 201 lbs. the last time I checked and when I sat down I could get it to slightly sway from side to side but I didn't feel as though it would ever fail to securely hold me while I was using it as it was intended to be used, either as a potty or a shower chair. Also remember that it will fold up for easy transporting and it provides some additional stability with the rear locking wheels...Based on the price point and the features and the obvious quality I could not find anything to make me want to rate it under 5 Stars, so if you're looking for a chair that has multiple uses and you fit the size and weight limitations then I would easily recommend that you consider this Greetmed Commode/Shower Chair as the next medical device for your household...

I like how you can move it from room to room and don’t need to be up against a wall for back support. However the commodes bucket leaves an inch or 2 of space between the seat making it possible for a mess. The back of it is not soft but hard plastic the seat is said to be soft but isn’t very soft at all doesn’t make much of a difference than an all plastic seat. However it is sturdy you don’t have to worry about it falling over. And it’s easy to clean

I’ve gotten in commodes and / or shower chairs that have been difficult to assemble. This particular model has a very innovative design that allows assembly without tools. Because of problems I’ve had before, I almost hesitated to even take it out of the box. I needn’t have worried because I had it put together in just a few minutes. There aren’t any instructions, but assembly is intuitive.Now, this particular commode isn’t for the individual who is heavy. I’d say this one is for the small-l or medium-sized individual. The basic frame is an alloy, but not the type that will support the morbidly obese. I have assembled a couple of those. The quality is excellent and I was quite pleased that the commode / shower chair was able to go through a fairly narrow doorway.The commode pot is a standard one, similar to the one I’m already using for a family member. The wheels do lock to prevent the chair from sliding when someone sits down. The armrests are very typical and are as expected. I really can’t find anything I don’t like or love about this particular chair. The fact that assembly is so easy and I didn’t need tools was a real plus. The price at around $120 is certainly equitable given what I’m seeing.