Some clients need pressure relief under the ischial tuberosities and sacrum, and stability everywhere else. The Staebel Relax DuoGel uses two different gels to do both. FloGel sits at the back of the cushion, where it flows and lets the pelvis immerse over the bony prominences. TruGel sits in the medial and lateral thigh troughs, where it holds its shape and keeps the legs and pelvis in position.
Both sit on a viscoelastic foam base that supports the greater trochanters and carries the load evenly. For a client who slides or rotates in the chair, that combination gives skin protection without giving away seated posture.
An inner polyurethane film protects the foam from fluid, which matters for anyone with incontinence, and the outer cover wipes down and machine washes. It comes in a wide spread of sizes, including deeper and wider options.
