a great product, IF you make some DIY upgrades
I bought a couple of these for my aunt - for $30 each - and put one under her fav armchair and another under her loveseat.  She's found them very helpful and so will you if this product is used with care.<br /><br />First off, as it's held together with screws, which will, of course, loosen with repeated use, use metal "lock" washers when assembling it (you'll need 8, which have to be bought separately).  Second, as the tubing is quite thin (maybe an inch in diameter), it can only be used under an armchair, loveseat, or sofa that has a FLAT bottom (if the chair has legs that are over an inch high, you'll have to get a couple of 2x4's - or however high the bottom of the chair is off the ground - and cut some grooves into them to slide the Riser legs under and then slide the 2x4's and the Riser under the chair).  Third, as the Riser has two cross braces in the front, this product obviously cannot be used with a recliner.  And, lastly, since this product is made of hollow metal tubing, the vertical supports will likely "wobble" - if not get damaged i.e. bent - if used by someone over, say, 200 lbs who has weak legs and, therefore, has to mainly use their arms to egress from a chair.<br /><br />BTW, for added assistance in getting in and out of chairs (esp for individuals who have weaker knees/legs), I recommend the UPEASY POWER SEAT or SEAT ASSIST the former of which I've paired with the Riser for added stability/security (and which MUST be used on top of a flat, level, relatively hard surface for it to work properly [I simply discarded the seat cushion from my aunt's chair, put a piece of plywood on the chair, put the Power Seat on top of the wood, and then covered the seat of the Power Seat, which is a bit on the hard side,  with a slip-on cushion for greater comfort]).
Rating: 5 stars