Drive Medical Premium Toilet Seat Riser With Removable Arms – (Standard & Elongated Seat), 300 Weight Capacity

A raised toilet seat provides a safer environment
by helping prevent falls in the bathroom. The
seat raises the height of the toilet to a more
comfortable level, making it easier to sit down
and stand up. It also decreases the space
between the user and the toilet to help alleviate
any burden placed on the hips and knees.

To determine the best-raised seat for you, follow these steps:

Step 1: Determine the height needed.

• Measure the length of your lower back leg and add 2 inches. For example, if your lower back leg measures 19″, you will calculate the height as 19″ + 2″ = 21″.
• Measure the height of your toilet bowl and be sure not to include the seat and lid. For example 17″.
• Calculate the difference. In this example, it will be calculated as 21″ – 17″ = 4″. Therefore, you need a 4″ raised toilet seat! Note: If you calculate an odd number, round it up!

Step 2: Determine the shape of your toilet.

Toilets come in 2 different shapes

• Standard Round
• Elongated

To ensure you are correctly measuring your toilet bowl, measure from the center front to the center of the mounting holes.

Step 3: Determine which installation type is right for you.

• If you want the least secure fit, choose a raised toilet seat with a non-locking mechanism or locking with a knob mechanism.
• If you want a secure fit, choose a raised toilet seat with a locking mechanism (with tightening clamps) or bolted riser.

Note: If other family members share the bathroom, consider choosing an easily removable option. A riser will allow you to continue using your existing seat and lid.

Step 4: Determine which features are essential to you.

• Lid vs. No Lid.
• Hinge vs. No Hinge (Allows for easy cleaning).
• Armrests vs. No Armrests (Armrests aid transfer on and off the unit). Note the distance from your toilet to the wall when considering armrests.
• Contoured (Savannah) Style. The front of the unit contours gently downward, making getting on and off of the raised toilet seat easier. Both the front and back feature openings for ease of accessibility to take care of personal cleansing.

Safety Considerations:

1. Be sure to center your weight.
2. Routinely check for secure fit before using the product.
3. Use arm supports only for assistance. Do not use arm supports to support your full body weight.

• Toilet Safety Frames

• Grab Bars

• Toilet Safety Rails

• Conditions that make it difficult to bend over or sit down (joint pain, arthritis, bariatric, etc.).
• Recovery following surgery, usually following hip surgery.
• Conditions that make it difficult to balance (osteoporosis, weak muscles, etc.).

Using a tape measure, measure the distance from the floor to the back of your knee for a raised toilet seat in a bathroom. From the floor up, measure the height of the toilet seat. Height will be determined by the difference between these two numbers. It’s vital to measure the width of your hips. Having adequate width is vital if you are selecting a raised toilet seat riser with arms.

First, check whether you have an elongated or round toilet. Following the instructions provided with the raised toilet seat will help you install it. Then Once you have found a seat that fits your toilet, follow the instructions for installing it. Depending on the style of the toilet, it will need to be fitted differently.

There is no one brand or model that can answer this question. You should choose a seat that provides the right amount of height, offers adequate support, can be easily cleaned, and is properly secured.

No one height fits all when it comes to toilet seats. It should be height-adjustable to meet the comfort and support needs of the individual using it. You can find more information about choosing the right height on the Carex website.

The cost of a handicapped raised toilet seat will depend on the features it has (weight capacity, arms, elongated/round, etc.). Prices typically start around $15 and can go up to $200. You can find the best prices on raised toilet seats on our website, HealthDevice.com.

Bath safety aids look like extensions of standard toilets. It’s usually white, made of plastic, and has curves and edges designed to fit your body. A variation may have arms, bolt holes, or even padding.

We strive to offer you the best shipping rates and the fastest shipping time possible. Typically, it takes 2-5 business days for most orders to arrive.

We provide tracking information to help you track your package from the time it leaves our warehouse until it arrives at your doorstep. Once your order is shipped, you will receive an email with your package tracking information.

For your convenience, your package tracking information will also be available under your HealthDevice account. When you register an account before or during checkout, you will be able to view and track all of your orders from one place under your account.

Please contact us as soon as possible and we will modify the order for you. Please note that we can only modify the order during the processing time (before shipment).

We offer no-hassle easy returns within 30 days from the date of your purchase as long as your item is eligible for a return or exchange. Please note that due to the nature of the healthcare items and hygienic regulations, some items can not be returned. For more information, please refer to our return policy.