Bedside Commode, Upgraded Safety Commode Toilet for Elderly and Disabled, Potty Chair for Adults with Detachable Armrest, 16.3" Seat Width, 500lbs Heavy Duty - Bedside Commodes for Seniors

First off, super easy to clean! It's a really good quality, which surprised me. My father-in-law (disabled) can use it easily. It's got a padded seat and back so the lid doesn't leave any imprints and your butt won't hurt. It's a decent size, and a slightly adjustable height. It's one of the best priced bedside comodes that I looked at!

Sturdy and compact, great for small spaces. Height was perfect for low profile frame. Great price for seniors on a budget.

Overall a good value but needed some improvements for our situation: My dad is 70 and has Parkinson's. He is very weak so he has a hard time sitting down and standing up on his own. He is used to his bathroom raised toilet seat which is about 19.5" tall. The armrests are very low and close to the toilet seat. He only uses his left arm because of an issue with his right. By the time he could reach the blue armrest he would slam into the seat so I made a big sturdy one out of a 4x4 which I carved to add grip then sanded out any edges. Attached it thru two of the existing holes from the old armrest with some 4" bolts. Then the height. I think the listing says it "adjusts" up to 18" if I remember right. But there is no adjustment. There is just the platform that the toilet sits on then the little 4 leg parts. Even with the leg parts on it was too low. I made a platform of sorts out of 1x6 I had laying around and then added LVP flooring upside down on the bottom to add some grip and keep it from scratching the floor in his room. Now it works great, is the right height and very sturdy. WITH NO MODIFICATIONS here are the pros and cons: PROS: - Sturdy and strong. I believe it could hold a 500lb person. - The bucket is convenient and ez to clean. - Comes apart easily. Easily to put together too. - Wipey holder is a nice addition. - Highest one on Amazon I could find (seat height. Cons: -Narrow. If you have wide hips or weigh over 200lbs I doubt you'll fit between the armrests. - Not truly "adjustable". - Armrests are very short height wise. Thanks for reading all this 😆

Great product. Though, it is best suited for a slender person. Mom weighs about 100 lbs and is of petite size, so it fits her well. It's discreet and looks better than a regular commode. Perhaps the manufacturer can produce it to suit larger folks as, they would benefit and it lends to dignity.

My dad had a stroke, while most patients like to use the normal toilet, the supports and a hi-rise seat make it unstable. This caused several falls and near falls. This chair allows a stable, sturdy chair and supports, even better, it can be moved outside while my dad enjoys the sun and fresh air.

Fits perfectly in corner or closet. Got for my elderly mother when she visits. Great for extra toilet when bathroom isn't available due to Men in house;)

Not good for an unstable person. It moves easily and person doesn’t trust not falling

If you have an elderly family member, this is a dangerous unsteady portable toilet. The portable toilet collapsed on my elderly Mother-in-law when she tried to sit up. I would rate this product as a negative -4☆ I threw the toilet away then went to Walmart to buy a sturdy portable toilet.