Wheelchair Cushion
Built with patented Levitex® foam that provides scientifically backed pressure relief while promoting better posture and easier movement. It’s not soft - it’s supportive and designed to deliver lasting comfort during long periods of sitting, without compromising stability.
Available in two variants:
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Domestic – with a durable, everyday-use comfort cover.
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Healthcare – with a 4-way stretch, vapour-permeable cover for clinical environments.
Delivery and returns
UK: £3.99
EU: £9 - £18
Rest of Europe: £18 - £35
Rest of the world: £35 - 60
(Country dependent, exact shipping charge calculated at checkout)
All cushion orders come with a 44 night trial.
Returns:
UK: returns are free – just contact us at hello@levitex.co.uk to arrange.
Europe & Rest of the world: You are responsible for the cost of returning the cushion to us.
Read more about our delivery & returns here.
Pairs well with
Designed for ability to reposition with ease
Additional information
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FAQs
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GPSR compliance information
Manufacturer: Levitex Foams Ltd (that’s us!). Address: Rutherford House, 40 Pencroft Way, M15 6SZ Manchester, United Kingdom. Contact: hello@levitex.co.uk
EU responsible representative: Kancelaria Adwokacka Monika Cała. Address: ul. Sławkowska 26a, 31-014 Kraków, Polska. Contact: EUresponsibleperson@levitex.co.uk
Clinically researched Levitex foam
What is all the fuss really about?
We have developed our revolutionary foam with postural care specialists, pain medicine consultants, physios, and professional athletes. So, we could use a lot of fancy words to describe it. However, the truth of its main feature is very simple.
Levitex foam is soft like traditional memory foam, but firm like a sprung mattress, all in one composition. At 25% compression (light squeeze) the softness takes all the pressure off your body. However, at 65% compression (firm squeeze), the firmness supports your body and maintains your posture.
From our Clinical Lead
"There are a growing number of people living independently with a range of conditions that affect their posture and movement.
For those with access to services or very high needs they receive the support to select the most appropriate aid.
For the rest, they are at the mercy of the internet and I have seen an alarming array of poor quality devices that have at best been a waste of money, at worst have caused harm to my patients.
We have worked to take products tested as a part of our successful NHS devices and make them accessible to a wider population." - Neuro Physiotherapist Louise Rogerson