MediWool Wheelchair Cushion Cover 19X19, Wool Fleece

When a family member developed a pressure sore from too much sitting, a friend told me that a sheepskin might help. I couldn't find a wheelchair cushion cover made from sheepskin, so I purchased this polyester-backed lambswool cushion cover instead. Like sheepskin, it wicks perspiration away from the body, and it provides a little bit of extra cushioning. The lambswool cover helped to take pressure off so that the sore could be treated successfully (in a person who is fairly mobile and no longer wheelchair-bound).This cover is luxurious and good-looking, and the family member loves it! It fits a large (3" x 16" x 18") pincore latex foam wheelchair cushion. The one drawback is that the two small Velcro closing tabs do not hold the cover securely in place over a large cushion. I solved this problem by adding safety pins.The only real sheepskin covers that I could find are designed to fit over both the back and seat of the wheelchair (for example,  Wheelchair Seat Cover Sheepskin Pad Natural - Wooly Bully #WCC ). This lambswool cushion cover was a better solution for my household, because the family member did not like the idea of the full wheelchair cover.

this is as thin and cheap as it could be made....not at all as expected...no pleats for any thickness of cushion to fit with in.....just 2 squares sewn together.... .fair price could be 4-$6.00 at best.

This was purchased for my 86 year-old mother who sits in her chair for long periods of time. The wool fleece cushion cover gives her the comfort she needs to prevent pressure points.

The Pillow is still being use 2 years later.When my husband had cancer he needed something soft to sit on..

After washing and drying it it got all matted and rough it lost its softness!

Seems to working well for the person using it...

It doesn't help like I expected.

Just what we were looking. For - worked perfectly