NYOrtho Abduction Wedge Knee Separator for Hip Surgery Recovery – 4" Orthopedic Pillow for Leg Support, Contracture Prevention & Post Surgery Use – Wheelchair or Bed – Wipeable, Fluid-Resistant

Works great while sitting in a chair — I can’t cross my legs. I tried it in bed at night and it does the job. I like the size and height. Pillow is sturdy and surface is washable — unlike the purple form one that came with me from the hospital. It was reasonably priced — but took a long to arrive!

The Physical Therapist asked us to get this for my mother after she broke her hip. The wedge helps keep her legs positioned correctly. The wedge is very firm but comfortable and it wipes easily for the occasional spill.

My wife fell and fractured her hip. She is recovering and requires a wheelchair. She has trouble refraining from turning her leg in putting pressure on her hip. This simple device is not so cumbersome while helping to keep her legs separated..

I’m a quadrature confined the bed and this device is fantastic as it separates my legs and makes me much more comfortable. I’m going to include it in the book. I’m writing about how modern technology can improve the life of disabled people. Thank you very much.

As a wheelchair user who's had a partial hip replacement, I wanted this to keep one knee from rotating toward the other when working out at the gym. Unfortunately, it just won't stay put. I bought the vinyl covered one, so it's slick, but I can't imagine the other would work much better. After fighting with it through an exercise session, I'm returning the wedge. If you just need it to sit still, it will probably help.

It was perfect for my son who is disabled.

Do not use this on bare skin. It feels soft but created a blister with one day of use. Will not use again without covering with a soft cloth.

better quality than another brand

Well made product, simple idea that could work really well. It was quite tricky to get on when in a well fitted wheel chair as the backs of your knees are against the seat which means having to lift the legs to get the strap underneath. If you don’t have the ability to lift your legs you need someone to help position it.