Putnams Sero Pressure Care Office Cushion - Dr Huff Cut Out

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The Putnams Sero Pressure Care Office Cushion (Dr Huff Cut Out) is designed for individuals who suffer from localized discomfort during extended periods of sitting, offering a targeted solution for post-natal pain, prostate discomfort, and vulvodynia. By integrating high-profile foam with a specific ergonomic cut-out, it excels at alleviating pressure on sensitive areas, though users should note that the 3-inch height may require chair adjustments to maintain proper ergonomic posture at a standard desk.
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Yes, it is designed for most office chairs, dining chairs, and even car seats, provided the seat surface is reasonably flat.
The Dr Huff cut-out should be positioned toward the back of the chair, directly under the pelvic area where pressure relief is needed.
The cushion comes with a durable stockinette cover; it is recommended to spot clean the cover rather than machine washing to maintain its fit.
The high-density foam is designed to support standard adult weights; however, efficacy is best maintained when the user remains within average ergonomic proportions.
While this specific model features the Dr Huff cut-out, we also offer a specific Coccyx Cut Out version for dedicated tailbone relief.
Lower your office chair using the height adjustment lever or adjust the monitor/keyboard height to accommodate the change in seat elevation.
Ensure the surface of the chair is clean and smooth; if sliding persists, place a small piece of non-slip rubber matting underneath the cushion.
To set up the cushion, simply place it on your seat with the cut-out facing the backrest. Because the cushion adds 3 inches to your seating height, adjust your chair's gas lift or footrest accordingly to ensure your feet remain flat on the floor and your wrists stay level with your keyboard. Regarding care, the Charcoal Stockinette cover is designed for longevity; to clean, wipe it down with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid submerging the inner foam in water, as this can degrade the structural integrity of the material.