Everlasting Comfort Doctor Recommended Memory Foam Seat Cushion for Office Chairs & Car - Ergonomic Office Desk Accessories - Cushions for Tailbone Pain Relief, Sciatica & Back Support Pillow

I have fibromyalgia with bilateral sciatica and SI joint disfunction. Among other physical issues. The reviews sold me on the combo set. The lumbar support and bum cushion are very comfortable and helpful. The lumbar provides enough support while still conforming to my back without adding tension. The cushion has actually allowed my hips to relax enough that I've felt them shift back into place. It provides the perfect amount of give and support it the rights spots. Back injuries take a long time and a lot of work to heal. The open space for the tail bone has definitely helped me keep posture in mind. Temperature wise it's better than most I've tried. I run hot (volcanic caldera down south 😂). I use it on a leather chair so my heat still builds up. It would probably be much better with a mesh chair as far as air flow is concerned. Durability wise, I've been using it 10hrs a day, 5 days a week since March in my home office. It hasn't lost it's shape or support and I'm 233lbs. My friend even asked about getting one for her office.

Really comfy. I got it for my older big body car. It works great and grips seat so no sliding around. I dont use the back part but I leave it in car for like Elbow rest or if I want to nap.

After about a week with this set, I can share my initial observations. Both the cushion and the back support are well-made. Both are easy to use, and the outside material is soft. I like that you can take the covers off to wash them. I like the seat cushion, and it has been helping keep my sciatic pain at bay while in the car. The back support is too much for me in the car, along with the cushion, but I have not tried it anywhere else yet. The cushion moves a bit when I get into my SUV, but that may be because I have to lift myself and slide over. However, it does not move around once I am seated on it. It may not have that problem in a lower vehicle.

I found the seat cushion uncomfortable due to my piriformis syndrome (It was supportive but the cut-out area rubbed the area of my buttocks that has pain). I contacted the company and they sent me a cushion (sold for wheelchairs) that is a solid piece (no cut-0ut to conform to the shape of your behind). The wheelchair cushion is a bit more firm and a few inches deeper than the chair cushion which works out well for me as it protects the back of my legs from the edge of my wood dining room chairs. I found the wheelchair cushion to be very comfortable despite my piriformis problem. With many people working from home I think the "wheelchair" cushion may be a better option than the desk chair cushion in this set since it pads the area at the back of the leg. The back support (which comes in a set with the desk chair cushion is very supportive and the straps adapt to even a dining chair. I would definitely buy this again and I plan to see which style (desk chair or "wheelchair") works best work for my family members who work from home. If you are sitting at a wood dining room chair as I do, I definitely think the "wheelchair" version is the solution. (Perhaps they could sell it in a set with the back cushion and call it the "dining room chair " version. I plan to have my son try them both since he is working at his dining room table. I will say that customer service went above and beyond to help me. Photo #1 is the wheelchair cushion. Photo #2 is the desk chair version with the "cut-out".

This product is probably perfectly adequate for the average person looking for a little extra comfort when sitting for extended period of time. What I don’t think it is is the best product if you are contending with serious back issues. It’s definitely a case of you get what you pay for. I bought it during the Amazon Prime Days to have at home, I already have a similar set-up in the office with ComfiLife products. The first thing I noticed when I unpacked the items is that if you are sensitive to VOCs this product could pose some issues. There is a VERY strong odor and they needed to be aired for a considerable time outside before being used. When I sat down, the difference in quality and comfort between this and the ComfiLife was apparent immediately. I have issues in the sacroiliac area, and pain that runs down the back on my right leg, so finding something that is comfortable to sit on is a challenge. Everlasting Comfort definitely provides relief from pressure on the coccyx area, so if that’s what you need, this will work. However, the padded sitting area is not as forgiving as the ComfiLife version, and I could tell within a matter of a couple of minutes that my leg pain would not be as successfully addressed by this product. The lumber support seems to be fine, I always seem to have to end up fine tuning exactly where these things need to sit for the best results for me. The generally accepted location rarely works perfectly, but that’s just my back. I think the lumber support seems fine, the firmness seems appropriate, and the adjustable straps mean you can use this on any seat from a skinny backed dining chair all the way up to a big wide backed desk chair. A decent product for the price point, especially when it was on sale, but again, if you have major back issues I really do recommend investing the extra money and going for the ComfiLife product instead.

Love it! This made a huge difference for lower back pain that was making it painful to sit. It's so great I bought mine in 2022 and I'm still using it. I'm about to buy another for a different office chair.

I bought this to make the regular wooden dining chairs we have at home work for 8 hours per day work from home while we are social distancing for covid. Whereas I couldn't sit on the chair all day without a sore tuchus, this makes it bearable by the end of the day, and at the end of the week. That being said, I am ready to be done sitting on it as soon as I am done working, so it doesn't make a chair suddenly into a 16 hours per day seat. I read other negative reviews which made me worry about purchasing, but all brands seemed to be the same....so here's my own experience relative to them: -- re: "mold" mine had no mold on them. I do think some of the black cover, or lint from it transfers, but I was careful to inspect when I first got them, because I would have returned if I thought it was mold. This was the most concerning to me. For me, it was just lint. They did smell a little funny, but it was chemical smell, not mold, and that is pretty typical for memory foam. I left them outside overnight to air out and all is fine. -- re: too squishy/flattens. A member of my household who weighs 300 pounds sat on this for over an hour and did not experience the cushion overly flattening. Of course it squishes, but it has always sprung back so far, and provided comfortable cushioning. I wouldn't say this is soft, it's quite firm. I do notice that the cushion has different comfort levels on different chairs/styles. Both of my main chairs at home have wooden seats, but on one of them, this cushion set is a lot more comfortable. Go figure! So if you have some options yourself, maybe try that. I actually think a very lightweight person like a teenager might sit on this and not get any squish at all and find it a little bit hard! -- re: chair damage -- it does have small rubbery nubs glued to the bottom side of the cushion. It's helpful so it is not sliding around relative to your hard chair. No marks left on our finished wood chairs. --re: previously opened. My box was not really well taped shut (edges of flaps had a gap) but when I pulled off the tape, the graphics on the box peeled off too, so it would be evident if someone had untaped and re-taped. I think that tape job may come from the factory. So, I can't say for sure that it was 100% not opened before, but it didn't appear to be to my eye, just a bit sloppy on the inital box taping. If it had been opened and returned/resealed, they did a fine job re-packing. --re: cracks or tears after moderate use. I have had for 2 weeks, no problem. Fingers crossed it gets me through the covid shut down. When I was inspecting the foam, I did notice that it looks like there was at least one "fold" in the foam -- like a cold shut - where it was in the mold and formed a bit of a surface that goes into the volume of the foam. That could be a weak point and might be the cause of future tearing, but has held up so far. That may depend on the location and direction of the fold in the material. So - maybe a potential manufacturing issue there. In summary. Pleased with the purchase. It's sufficient for my purposes, I have not personally experienced any of the negative features other people found.

Like Sitting on a Cloud Made Just for Big Guys I don’t say this lightly—this cushion combo is divine. As a big man who spends long hours at a desk, finding comfort has always felt like chasing a unicorn. But the Everlasting Comfort Lumbar Support & Seat Cushion changed the game. My bunghole? Walking on clouds. That’s right—floating in pure, plush bliss. The seat cushion cradles you like royalty while the lumbar support hits that perfect sweet spot in your lower back. It’s firm yet forgiving, supportive but never stiff. Whether you're working, gaming, or just vibing in your chair, you’ll feel like you’ve unlocked a cheat code for comfort. Highly recommended for anyone built like a linebacker or just tired of that numbing tailbone pressure. This isn’t just a cushion—it’s a throne. You’ll wonder how you ever sat without it.