iamcomfi Coccyx Cushion for Tailbone Pain Relief – Medium Hardness - Memory Foam Sciatica Pillow for Back, Hip & Coccyx Pain – Office Chair Desk & Car Seat Cushion – Orthopaedic Pressure Pillow

After using the iamcomfi Coccyx Cushion for several weeks, I can confidently say it's a game-changer for anyone who spends extended periods sitting. Pros: Ergonomic Design: The cushion's rear cut-out design effectively alleviates pressure on the tailbone, providing significant relief during long sitting sessions. Amazon High-Quality Materials: The heat-sensitive memory foam adapts to the body's contours, ensuring consistent support and comfort. Amazon Versatility: Whether I'm working at my desk, driving, or relaxing at home, this cushion enhances comfort across various settings. Life Before Plastic Durable and Portable: The cushion maintains its shape over time and is lightweight enough to carry between locations. Conclusion: The iamcomfi Coccyx Cushion has significantly improved my sitting experience, reducing discomfort and promoting better posture. It's a worthwhile investment for anyone seeking enhanced comfort during prolonged sitting periods. Amazon

It’s dense and sturdy. A little hard but I think that’s what’s needed to be fair. It’s comfortable and aleviates my coccyx pain.

Bought this in 2021, medium firm (although apparently I should opt for the firmer one). Very comfortable and has lasted extremely well, still usable but I'm picking up another one for the car and because I think this one has maybe lost just a smidge of it's bounce after daily use for several years. The only critiques I have are: I wish it was just a touch wider so it properly fits my chair and/or bottom. I think a version that was about 2" wider would do. The cutout, for me, is just a bit too far apart, so I have attached duct tape and pulled it inwards just a bit to make it fit perfectly (and it's much more comfy when it fits just right - supportive vs falling down the hole). I have seen others that use something like a backpack strap to pull that bit into shape, something like that would be useful as improvised solutions like tape do drift a little over time. Overall it is very comfy and the contour is well suited to sitting on for long periods. Zero coccyx pain too since buying it, although that wasn't the primary reason.

I retired a few years ago but still spend several hours per day (~ 4-6) in front of a computer as I'm doing some programming and some other smallish science jobs. In addition I spent probably 3 hours a day in front of the TV. Because getting up of any sitting position and the sitting itself became kind of a problem (some days more some days less; muscle pain mainly thighs) I was looking for a solution. some weeks ago I bought a new office chair; although expensive it did not help. To be honest my couch seat also contributed to the problem because the foam rubber seems to be worn off a bit. Anyhow I found this cushion and thought I give it a try. I have spent now about 70 hours altogether on this cushion (5-8 hrs per days); used it on my computer chair and on the couch. The pain is gone and I have no problem to get up quickly. It's honestly more than I expected. "Orthopedic" might sound to younger people as they would not need such a thing, but I'm sure everybody (any age class) would benefit from using such cushion when the people spent several hours in sitting position a day. As I said the computer chair did not help but with the cushion on the chair it worked wonders. You pay for a simple straight seat cushion already ~10 pounds, why not going for something which is close to £20 mark but which is really comfi and corrects your position seemingly. I would suggest to produce this cushion also in two sizes (as it is 45cm wide) and one about 50cm wide for some overweight people. In addition why not produce one which can be used on a garden chair, like in green or dark wine red? I'm now a converted cushion user and I hope you will be too. Don't expect an effect after a few hours and the cushion will not replace the need for some movement/walking, but it is just great when you sit. Give your spine a chance.

Has certainly helped my painful posterior 😉. Prompt delivery as well.

Have had the medium form cushion for a few days now so feel I can give an honest review. I was a bit skeptical as therre were varying reviews being good and bad but I decided to take the plunge. I have to say I'm not disappointed. I bought it due to a bruised coccyx and sitting hurts. This cushion is brilliant. I use it everywhere. Driving Couch sitting Dining chairs And it relieves my discomfort. I am going to buy another one. One word of advice I bought medium firm and I'm 70kg. It's perfect for me. And I also found bringing the cushion forward slightly made it more comfortable. It doesn't move on the chair. Handle to carry it is very useful and the washable cover is great.

Very well made but so hard you’ll end up hurting your sit bones. This was the standard medium firmness. Maybe try the soft one.

I'm always skeptical of reviews that say some product changed their lives... but so far, this cushion has been amazing. I sit at a computer all day for my work. Somehow this wasn't a problem for my first 20 years of doing this, but for over a year now I've had a very stiff low back with occasional spasms. Everyone says to get a standing desk, but standing also makes my back stiff and uncomfortable, and I find it harder to concentrate. So I spent a few months getting physio treatment, and religiously doing the exercises and stretches, and trying to sit with "correct" posture, but with very limited improvement. I bought an expensive new office chair, and this made no difference. Then I thought that maybe I need something to stabilize my lower back to reduce the strain, so I bought an "ergonomic back support" that you wrap around your low back. Well, after a day of wearing that, I got severe sciatica and worse back pain that took weeks to go away. Finally I got this cushion, and for whatever reason, my back has improved day by day for the past 2 weeks, so that I have very little stiffness anymore! Is it because it avoids putting any pressure on my tailbone? Or because it raises me up a bit so that my knees are lower than my hips? I don't know, but I'm extremely glad to have found that this helps. It's shocking to think what I spent on other attempts to relieve my back pain, when it seems that a good cushion was all I needed.